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Delayed Exports has four bonds outstanding. If the relevant tax rate is 35 percent, what is...

Delayed Exports has four bonds outstanding. If the relevant tax rate is 35 percent, what is the after-tax cost of Delayed Exports' debt ? (Do not round your intermediate calculations.)

  

Bond

Coupon Rate

Yield to Maturity

Price Quote (% of Face Value)

Maturity

Face Value

1 6.50%      6.30% 101 6 years        $ 25,000,000   
2 7.60%         6.01% 110      8 years        $ 41,000,000   
3 6.70%         6.42% 103      18 years        $ 45,000,000   
4 7.70%         6.55% 115      30 years        $ 56,000,000   

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Weight Average Cost =SUMof( Weight* Yield tomaturity)
A B C D E F=C*E G=F/181100000 H=B*G
Bond Coupon Rate Yield to Maturity Price Quote (% of Face Value) Maturity Face Value Market Value Weight Yield *Weight
1 6.50%      6.30% 101% 6 years        $25,000,000 $25,250,000                         0.1394 0.88%
2 7.60%         6.01% 110% 8 years        $41,000,000 $45,100,000                         0.2490 1.50%
3 6.70%         6.42% 103% 18 years        $45,000,000 $46,350,000                         0.2559 1.64%
4 7.70%         6.55% 115% 30 years        $56,000,000 $64,400,000                         0.3556 2.33%
TOTAL $181,100,000                             1.00 6.35%
Before tax cost of Debt 6.35%
After tax cost of debt =6.35*(1-Tax Rate) 4.13% 6.35*(1-0.35)

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