Answer:
Free cash flows are cash flows that are left after reinvestment and retention of cash for the business purposes.
Free Cash flow = Revenue - Costs - Investments in Working capital - other Investments- Taxes (W1)
We didn't include non cashflow items in the Free cash flow computation unless we are given an amount which has non cash flow item's impact included. The example includes PBIT, in this case we have to remove the impact of non cash items from it, to do so we add back depreciation to have cash nature value.
By putting the values, we have:
Free Cash flow = $250m - $125m - 0 - 0 - $26.25m= $98.75m
Step-by-step explanation:
Working 1: Taxes
I assume that the tax allowable depreciation is $50m.
So the corporation tax= ($250m - $125m - $50m)*35%= $26.25m