Free Cash Flow Analysis of Companies

This assignment focuses on analyzing free cash flow for two companies: General Mills, Inc., and Kimberly-Clark Corporation. It explores methods to detect free cash flow using reported numbers and considers scenarios where 2009 levels are maintained and future growth is projected at 3%. The analysis includes a bibliography citing relevant academic sources.

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Table of Contents
Chapter 4 (General Mills, Inc- A Discounted Cash Flow Valuation):.......................................2
a. Detecting the Free Cash flow when 2009 levels are maintained:..........................................2
b. Detecting the Free cash after 2009 with a 3% growth:..........................................................2
Chapter 11 (Kimberly-Clark Corporation-Free Cash Flow):.....................................................3
a. Depicting the use of Method 1 and Method 2 for detecting Free Cash Flow:.......................3
b. Calculating the Free cash flow from reported numbers:........................................................3
Bibliography:..............................................................................................................................4

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Chapter 4 (General Mills, Inc- A Discounted Cash Flow Valuation):
a. Detecting the Free Cash flow when 2009 levels are maintained:
b. Detecting the Free cash after 2009 with a 3% growth:

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Chapter 11 (Kimberly-Clark Corporation-Free Cash Flow):
a. Depicting the use of Method 1 and Method 2 for detecting Free Cash Flow:
b. Calculating the Free cash flow from reported numbers:

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Bibliography:
Chen, X., Sun, Y. and Xu, X., 2016. Free cash flow, over-investment and corporate
governance in China. Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 37, pp.81-103.
Maina, L. and Ishmail, M., 2014. Capital structure and financial performance in Kenya:
Evidence from firms listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange. International Journal of
Social Sciences and Entrepreneurship, 1(11), pp.209-223.