Debbie's Cookies has a return on assets of 9.1 percent and a cost of equity of 12.2 percent. What is the pretax cost of debt if the debt–equity ratio is .87? Ignore taxes.
Debt-equity ratio=debt/equity
Hence debt=0.87 equity
Let equity be $x
Debt=$0.87x
Total=$1.87x
ROA=Respective costs*Respective weight
9.1=(x/1.87x*12.2)+(0.87x/1.87x*Cost of debt)
9.1=6.524064171+(0.87/1.87*Cost of debt)
Cost of debt=(9.1-6.524064171)*(1.87/0.87)
which is equal to
=5.54%(Approx).
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