Hermione is pretty confident of the calculations. She takes her quill pen and calculates the market value of assets quickly. Using the following formula for Operating Cash Flow, calculate the market value of the firm for Weasley's Wizard Wheezes. Answer in $ millions with 2 decimal places. OCF = ELIT × (1 - Tax Rate) + Depreciation Hargid is teary eyed. "There's nothing our Hermione can't do." Professor McGonagall is beaming. "Great job discounting the CFFA using the correct discount rate".
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