You have been provided with three years of historical data for a firm that has paid dividends.
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Year 2
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Net Income
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$151
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Capital Expenditures
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$201
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Depreciation
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$120
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Non-Cash Working Capital
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$293
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The firm started Year 2 with a cash balance of $90 million, and raised 29% of its external financing needs from debt. The non-cash working capital in Year 1 was $280 million. Each year the company pays out 21% of its net income as dividends. Assuming that the firm did not buy back any stock over the period, estimate how much cash the firm would have at the end of Year 2. Assume that cash balances earn no interest and that the firm will continue to raise 29% of its external financing needs from debt.