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Equity Accounts. Rework the table. Suppose that Fedex now issues 2 million shares at $250 a...

Equity Accounts.

  1. Rework the table. Suppose that Fedex now issues 2 million shares at $250 a share. Which of the figures would change?

  2. What would happen to table if instead FedEx bought back 2 million shares at $150 per share?

Common shares ($.10 par value per share)

32

Additional paid-in capital

3,085

Retained earnings

23,710

Treasury shares at cost

(7,576)

Other

(357)

Net Common Equity

$18,894

Note:

Authorized shares (millions)

800

Issued shares. of which

318

outstanding shares

267

Treasury shares

51

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1.) Issue 2 Million share
Increase in Common Shares by ( 2 x .10 )             0.20 Million $
Increase in Additional paid in capital by ( 2 x 249.90 )        499.80 Million $
Increase in issued share by 2 Million
Increase in outstanding shares by 2 Million
Revise Table
Common shares ($.10 par value per share)        32.20 =32+0.2
Additional paid-in capital    3,584.80 =3085+499.8
Retained earnings 23,710.00
Treasury shares at cost -7,576.00
Other     -357.00
Net Common Equity 19,394.00
Note:
Authorized shares (millions) 800
Issued shares. of which 320 =318+2
outstanding shares 269 =267+2
Treasury shares 51
2.) Bought back 2 Million share
Increase in Treasury Share at cost by        300.00 Million $
Decrease in outstanding share by 2 Million
Increase in Treasury shares by 2 Million
Revise Table
Common shares ($.10 par value per share)        32.00
Additional paid-in capital    3,085.00
Retained earnings 23,710.00
Treasury shares at cost -7,876.00 (7,576 + 300 )
Other     -357.00
Net Common Equity 18,594.00
Note:
Authorized shares (millions) 800
Issued shares. of which 318
outstanding shares 265 =267-2
Treasury shares 53 =51+2

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