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A firm raises capital with issuing debt (60%) and prefer stocks (40%). It will sell a...

  1. A firm raises capital with issuing debt (60%) and prefer stocks (40%). It will sell a 12-year bond with 9% coupon rate that will semiannually be paid. The firm is about to sell prefer stock that has $100 par value and pays 12.8 % of par value as dividend per year. Its current BOND price is set to $120 and floatation cost of this issuance is 3%. (tax rate is 40%)
    1. Compute cost of debt
  2. Compute cost of prefer stock
  3. What is its cost of capital (WACC)

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Expert Solution

flotation adjusted bond price = bond price*(1-cost of floatation)

=120*(1-0.03) = 116.4

Cost of debt

                  K = Nx2
Bond Price =∑ [(Semi Annual Coupon)/(1 + YTM/2)^k]     +   Par value/(1 + YTM/2)^Nx2
                   k=1
                  K =12x2
116.4 =∑ [(9*100/200)/(1 + YTM/200)^k]     +   100/(1 + YTM/200)^12x2
                   k=1
YTM% = 6.96

cost of prefered equity = dividend/price = 12.8/100 = 12.8%

WACC

After tax cost of debt = cost of debt*(1-tax rate)
After tax cost of debt = 6.96*(1-0.4)
'= 4.176
Weight of equity = 1-D/A
Weight of equity = 1-0.6
W(E)=0.4
Weight of debt = D/A
Weight of debt = 0.6
W(D)=0.6
WACC=after tax cost of debt*W(D)+cost of equity*W(E)
WACC=4.18*0.6+12.8*0.4
WACC% = 7.63

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