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BUA321 Chapter 9 Class notes Cost of capitalSlide2
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Financing
Why do companies need money?
Describe the differences between the capital structure and the financial structure.
What are the four sources of long-term capital?Slide4
Risk and financing
What is business risk?
What is financial risk?
What is the impact on the costs of financing?
What does flotation cost mean for financing?
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Capital structure
A company has the following capital structure:
What is the market capital structure?
Debt
30,000 bonds selling at par.
Preferred Stock
300,000 shares at $90.
Common Equity
500,000 shares at $87Slide6Slide7
Cost of Debt
A company is contemplating issuing 30-year, 6% coupon bonds with a par value of $1,000. Suppose further that the firm must sell the bonds at $970. Flotation costs are 3% or $30. The corporate tax bracket is 40%. What is the cost of debt?Slide8Slide9
Cost of Preferred Stock
A corporation is issuing preferred stock. The dividend will be fixed at $7.50 and sell at a price of $85. Flotation costs are $4.00. What is the cost of Preferred Stock?Slide10Slide11
Cost of Equity –
RE and New CS
The corporation must raise equity. The company recently paid 4.75 in dividends. Historically dividends have grown at 8%. The company anticipates that this will continue. The most recent price for the stock has been $87. Flotation costs have been $2, but the company anticipates an additional $2 in underpricing. The risk free return is 3.75; beta is 1.25; and the stock market average is 11%. What is average cost of retained earnings? The cost of new Common Stock? Slide12Slide13
Marginal Cost of Capital
The company has determined that they can borrow up to $40 million before the cost of debt would increase to 7.5% before taxes. The company forecasts that next year they will have approximately $20 million in retained earnings. Determine the marginal costs of capital for the firm.Slide14Slide15
Small business financing
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BUA321 Chapter 9 research 25 points
Using your company what is the market value capital structure? Use the book value of debt as the market value.
From the stock valuation chapter, what is the dividend and SML cost of retained earnings?
Assume a $5 flotation cost for new equity. What is the cost of new equity?
Predict a 5% increase in revenues next year. Given this forecast, what is your predicted retained earnings next year? Use this for the break point of equity costs.
What is the WMCC for the firm?Slide17
BUA321 Exercise 33 points
Complete the following table: The current corporate tax rate is 40%.
Bond
Coupon
Maturity
Price
Flotation costs
Before tax Cost of debt
After tax cost of debt
A
10
15
1050
20
B
4
20
1000
30
C
7
30
975
15
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Complete the following table for costs of financing The current corporate tax rate is 40%. (6 points)
Preferred stock
Dividend
Price
Flotation costs
Before tax Cost of preferred
After tax cost of preferred
A
$3
$97
$3
B
$4.75
$75.75
$2.50
C
$7
$59
$1.75
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Complete the following table The current corporate tax rate is 40%. (9 points)
Stock
Dividend
Price
Growth rate of dividends
Flotation costs
Before tax Cost of retained earnings
Before tax cost of new common stock
After tax cost of new common stock
A
$1.75
$60
4%
$2
B
$2.95
$80
6%
$1.75
C
$3.85
$25
3.75%
$1
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WACC
Using the securities above calculate the WACC for the following companies.
Company A finances its cash needs with 30% debt, 40% preferred stock, and 30% equity.
WACC with RE
WACC with new common stockSlide21
Company B finances its cash needs with 60% debt, 10% preferred stock, and 30% equity.
WACC with RE
WACC with new common stock
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Company C finances its cash needs with 20% debt, 5% preferred stock, and 75% equity.
WACC with RE
WACC with new common stockSlide23
Complete the following comprehensive cost of capital problem.
Debt – The company is issuing 150,000 AAA rated bonds for $975. The bonds have a 30 year maturity and a 6.75% coupon. The average flotation costs for bonds is $10. The company’s corporate tax rate is 40%. If the company were to need $200,000,000 of debt the after-tax cost of financing would increase 2%.
Preferred stock will be issued with a 5.25% dividend and a stock price of $85. The company is considering issuing 600,000 shares. The flotation costs are estimated to be $2. There is no additional increase in costs if the firm decides to issue more preferred.
New common stock will be issued with a projected dividend of $3.75. The current stock price is $120. The company’s earnings and dividends have been growing historically at 6% The company is estimating that 2,000,000 shares will be issued with a $1 underpricing cost and a $2 underwriting fee. Retained earnings are expected to be $500,000,000.Slide24
Calculations
What is the after-tax cost of debt?
What is the after-tax cost of preferred?
What is the cost of retained earnings?
What is the cost of new common equity?
What is the capital structure of the financing? (what are the proportions?)
What is the break point of debt?
What is the breakpoint of equity?
Calculate the WMCC at the breakpoints.