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Aries Limited wishes to raise additional Finance of Rs.100 lakhs. The additional capital will be used...

Aries Limited wishes to raise additional Finance of Rs.100 lakhs. The additional capital will be used for starting of a new project. For the need for meetings Investment plan, it has 21 lakhs in the form of retained earnings is available for the investment purpose. The debt-equity mix is 30: 70 ratios the cost of debt up to 18 lacs is 10% before tax and beyond 18 lacks the cost of that the 16%. The Earning per share is Rs. 4:00 the dividend payout ratio is 50% of earnings. The expected growth rate in dividend is 10% the current market price per share is Rs.44.

The tax rate applicable is 33% p.a.

You are required to determine

A.    The pattern for raising the additional Finance.

B.     To determine the post-tax advantage, cost of additional debt

C.    To determine the cost of retained earnings and cost of equity

D.    And compute the overall Waited average cost of capital.

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Part (A)

Total debt to be raised = Capital required x D / (D + E) = 100 x 30% / (30% + 70%) = 30 of which Rs. 18 lakhs will be debt @ 10% and balance 30 - 18 = Rs. 12 Lakhs will be debt @ 16%

Total equity to be raised = Capital required - debt raised = 100 - 30 = 70 of which 21 will come from retained earnings and ablance 70 - 21 = 49 will be fresh equity raised.

Hence, the pattern should be:

Source Rs. Lakhs
Debt
10% Debt (D1) 18
16% Debt (D2) 12
Total Debt (D = D1 + D2) 30
Equity
Retained Earnings (E1) 21
Fresh Equity (E2) 49
Total Equity (E = E 1 + E2) 70

Part (B)

Wd1 = D1 / D = 18/30 = 0.6

Wd2 = D2/D = 12/30 = 0.4

Hence, average pre tax cost of debt = Wd1 x Kd1 + Wd2 x Kd2 = 0.6 x 10% + 0.4 x 16% = 12.40%

Hence, the post-tax advantage, cost of additional debt, Kd = Average pre tax cost x (1 - T) = 12.40% x (1 - 33%) = 8.31%

Part (C)

Cost of retained earnings, Kr = D0 x (1 + g) / P0 + g = 4 x 50% x (1 + 10%) / 44 + 10% = 15.00%

Since there is no flotation cost, hence cost of equity, Ke = Kr = 15.00%

Part (D)

Weighted average cost of capital = Wd x Kd + We x Ke = 30% x 8.31% + 70% x 15% = 12.99%


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