
| Answer 1 | Already marked as answered | |||
| Answer 2 | When a company raises additional debt, Cost of capital usually decreases because: | |||
| 1. Debt is usually cheaper than Equity. An increased proportion of debt pulls down overall cost of capital | ||||
| 2. Debt also has a associated tax shield at company level operating profit, further reducing effective cost of debt | ||||
| Answer 3 | Fixed Cost | 250,000 | ||
| Selling Price | 20 | |||
| Variable cost | 12.5 | |||
| Profit per unit sale on variable cost | 7.5 | |||
| So break even units = Fixed Cost/Profit per unit sale on variable cost | ||||
| =250000/7.5 = | 33,334 | |||
| Answer 4 | Unlevered Beta (Bu) | 1 | ||
| Risk Free rate (Rf) | 5% | |||
| Market Risk Premium (MRP) | 6% | |||
| Cost of Equity, unlevered (Reu) using CAPM | ||||
| =Rf + Bu*MRP | 11.00% | |||
| Free Cash Flow Unlevered (FCFu) | 35 | $mn | ||
| Growth in FCF | 0% | |||
| Outstanding Shares (OSHu) | 10 | mn | ||
| Value of Company = FCFu / Reu | $318.18 | |||
| Value per Share | $31.82 | |||
| New Capital Structure | % | $ | ||
| Debt (D) | 30% | $95.45 | ||
| Equity ( E ) | 70% | $222.73 | ||
| Total Value of Operation | $318.18 | Company uses proceeds from debt to buyback shares | ||
| Shares Repurchased | =Debt Value/Share Price | |||
| Shares Repurchased | 3 | mn | ||
| Net Shares Outstanding (NOSH) | 7 | mn | ||
| Price Per Share = | $31.82 | Remains Unchanged | ||
| Though in practice, there is a small increase in value of equity, due to value form interest tax shield being transferred to Equity Holders | ||||
| Tax | 40% | |||
| Cost of Debt (Rd) | 8% | |||
| Levered Beta (Bl) = Unlevered Beta * (1 + D/E*(1-tax)) | ||||
| =1 * (1+(30%/70%)*(1-40%)) | ||||
| 1.257142857 | ||||
| Cost of Equity, levered (Rel) = | ||||
| =Rf + Bl*MRP | 12.543% | |||
| WACC = Rel * %E + Rd*%D*(1-Tax) | 10.2200% | WACC | ||
| Answer 5 | Dividends & Share repurchases | |||
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