In: Finance
Book Value of Debt |
$2,500,000,000 |
Market Value of Debt |
$3,750,000,000 |
Book Value of Equity |
$3,500,000,000 |
Market Value of Equity |
$4,500,000,000 |
Dividend that the company has just paid |
$2.35 |
Growth rate of dividends |
4% |
Current stock price |
$32.50 |
Bond information |
Coupon rate = 4%, maturity = 10 years, maturity value =$1,000 and the current price is 1,080.25. Assume interest is paid semiannually |
Answer 1:
Calculation of WACC:
Capital structure:
Market value of equity = $4.50 billion
Market value of debt = $3.75 billion
Total value = 4.50 + 3.75 = $8.25 billion
Cost of equity:
Cost of equity = (Dividend next year / Share price) + Growth rate = (2.35 * (1 + 4%) / 32.50) + 4% = 11.52%
Cost of debt:
PV = $1,080.25.
Maturity = 10 * 2 = 20 semiannual periods
Semiannual coupon = 1000 * 4%/2 = $20
Semiannual yield = RATE (nper, pmt, pv, fv, type)
= RATE (20, 20, - 1080.25, 1000, 0)
= 1.5311%
Cost of debt = 1.5311% * 2 = 3.0623%
WACC = Cost of equity * weight of equity + Cost of debt * (1 - tax rate) * weight of debt
= 11.52% * 4.50 / 8.25 + 3.0623% * (1 - 21%) * 3.75/ 8.25
=7.38%
WACC = 7.38%
Cash flows and NPV are calculated and given below (highlighted):
Answer 2:
Sensitivity to changes in sales figure:
Change if NPV due to 500 units decrease in sales units
= (- 500 *(41.25 - 18.50) * (1 - 21%) * (1 - 1/ (1 + 7.38%)^ 6) /7.38%
= - $42,235.42
Hence:
Decrease of 500 units in projected sales units will decrease NPV by $42,235.42
Answer 3:
Sensitivity of OCF to changes in variable cost figure:
If variable cost decreases by $1, new variable cost, contribution will increase by $1 per unit.
Change in OCF on $1 decrease in variable cost = $1 * 97000 * (1 - 21%) = $76,630
Decrease of $1 in variable cost will increase OCF by $76,630