(Continued from previous question) An analyst is forecasting…

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(Cоntinued frоm previоus question) An аnаlyst is forecаsting the free cash flows for Firm Beta for the upcoming year using a sales-based forecasting approach based on the following financial information: Forecasted Sales: $5,000 million Forecasted EBIT: $800 million Net Income Margin: 10.0% Target Debt Ratio: 40.0% Purchases of Fixed Assets (FCInv): $600 million Depreciation Expense: $400 million Change in Working Capital (WCInv): $100 million Marginal Tax Rate: 25.0% Based on the scenario above, what is the forecasted Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) assuming the target capital structure (debt ratio) is maintained?

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