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Santa Corp. has 5,000 zero-coupon bonds outstanding. The bonds have a face value of $1,000, 4...

  1. Santa Corp. has 5,000 zero-coupon bonds outstanding. The bonds have a face value of $1,000, 4 years to maturity, and are currently trading at $822.70. The firm also has 750,000 common shares outstanding. The shares are currently priced at $21.75 each and yesterday paid a dividend of $2.24. The firm’s most recent annual financial statements show net income of $2.80 mln, shareholders’ equity of $26.67 mln, and a marginal tax rate of 26%.

    1. What are the weights of debt and equity in Santa Corp.’s capital structure? [2 points]

    2. What is Santa Corp.’s required return on equity? [4 points]

    3. What is Santa Corp.’s weighted average cost of capital? [4 points]

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Expert Solution

ROE = Net income/total equity
ROE% = 2.8/26.67
ROE% = 10.5

Dividend payout = DPS/EPS =  dividend*number of shares/net income = 2.24*750000/2800000 = 0.6

Growth rate=ROE*(1-payout ratio)
growth rate=10.5*(1-0.6)
growth rate = 4.2
MV of equity=Price of equity*number of shares outstanding
MV of equity=21.75*750000
=16312500
MV of Bond=Par value*bonds outstanding*%age of par
MV of Bond=1000*5000*0.8227
=4113500
MV of firm = MV of Equity + MV of Bond
=16312500+4113500
=20426000
Weight of equity = MV of Equity/MV of firm
Weight of equity = 16312500/20426000
W(E)=0.7986 = 79.86%
Weight of debt = MV of Bond/MV of firm
Weight of debt = 4113500/20426000
W(D)=0.2014 = 20.14%
Cost of equity
As per DDM
Price = recent dividend* (1 + growth rate )/(cost of equity - growth rate)
21.75 = 2.24 * (1+0.042) / (Cost of equity - 0.042)
Cost of equity% = 14.93 =required return on equity
Cost of debt
                  K = N
Bond Price =∑ [(Annual Coupon)/(1 + YTM)^k]     +   Par value/(1 + YTM)^N
                   k=1
                  K =4
822.7 =∑ [(0*1000/100)/(1 + YTM/100)^k]     +   1000/(1 + YTM/100)^4
                   k=1
YTM = 5.0000789636
After tax cost of debt = cost of debt*(1-tax rate)
After tax cost of debt = 5.0000789636*(1-0.26)
= 3.700058433064
WACC=after tax cost of debt*W(D)+cost of equity*W(E)
WACC=3.7*0.2014+14.93*0.7986
WACC =12.67%

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