The cost of debt is 3.35% (before tax)
Flotation costs (F) = 7% of issue price
The debt is trading at $1,095.00
There are 7,456 bonds outstanding
The tax rate is .40
D0 = $3.15
g = 3.30%
Beta = 1.78
rRF = 1.57%
RPm = 4.5%
The firm has 200,000 shares of common stock outstanding
Common stock shares are trading at $55.00/share (P0)
Given the above information, what is the Market value of the firm’s debt? $___________________
Given the above information, what is the Market value of the firm’s equity? $___________________
Now calculate the weight of debt for the firm (Wd). You will use this to calculate the WACC.
Now calculate the weight of equity for the firm (Wce). You will use this to calculate the WACC. What is the cost of existing common equity (retained earnings)? (Briefly describe your approach/method as well as your answer) What is the firm’s WACC? (Briefly describe your approach/method as well as your answer)
1) The market value of the firms debt is given by: -
CMP X bonds outstanding i.e. 1095 X 7456 = 81,64,320
2) Market value of firms equity :-
CMP X Shares Outstanding = 55 X 200,000 = 1,10,00,000
3) Total market value of capital = Total market value of debt + total market value of equity
Total cap = 1,91,64,320
Weight of debt : Market value of debt/ Market value of capital
: 81,64,320 / 1,91,64,320 = .4260
4) Weight of equity : 1,10,00,000 / 1,91,64320
= .5739
The cost of debt is 3.35% (before tax) Flotation costs (F) = 7% of issue price...
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