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On December 31, 2015, Sveva Inc. has total liabilities of $112,000 and total equity of $220,000....

On December 31, 2015, Sveva Inc. has total liabilities of $112,000 and total equity of $220,000. The company needs to raise additional funds through debt and equity. The company will issue 25,000 shares of common stock at $11.10 per share and in addition it intends to borrow as much as it can from Bank of Switzerville. Bank of Switzerville requires a maximum debt-to-asset ratio of 0.6. What is the maximum additional amount that Sveva can borrow after the additional stock is issued? Select one: a. $253,700 b. $332,330 c. $466,250 d. $634,250

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Expert Solution

  • All working forms part of the answer
  • Liabilities + Equities = Assets.
  • Working:

Total Liabilities

Total Equities

Total Assets

Balance given

$            1,12,000.00

$        2,20,000.00

$     3,32,000.00

Issue of stock

$        2,77,500.00

$     2,77,500.00

Total before borrowing

$            1,12,000.00

$        4,97,500.00

$     6,09,500.00

  • Total Debt to Asset Ratio = Total Debt (Liabilities) / Total Assets
  • Total Debt Asset ratio required after borrowing = 0.6
  • Let the amount to be borrowed be ‘x’, then

Total Debt after borrowing = $ 112,000 + x
Total Assets after borrowings = $ 609,500 + x

  • Ratio = (112,000 + x) / (609500 + x) = 0.6

(112000 + x)/(609500 + x) = 0.6

112000 + x = 0.6 (609500 + x)

112000 + x = 365700 + 0.6x

x - 0.6x = 365700 - 112000

0.4x = 253700

x = 634250

  • Hence amount to be borrowed = $ 634,250 to make Debt to Asset ratio 0.60 = Option D
  • Proof:

Total Liabilities

Total Equities

Total Assets

Balance given

$            1,12,000.00

$        2,20,000.00

$     3,32,000.00

Issue of stock

$        2,77,500.00

$     2,77,500.00

Total before borrowing

$            1,12,000.00

$        4,97,500.00

$     6,09,500.00

Amount borrowed

$            6,34,250.00

$     6,34,250.00

Total after borrowing

$            7,46,250.00

$        4,97,500.00

$   12,43,750.00

Total Debt

/

Total Assets

=

Debt to Asset ratio

$    7,46,250.00

/

$      12,43,750.00

=

              0.60


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