What is the WACC of ordinary share? Supporting information - Ordinary shares ($2 par), cost =...
- What is the WACC of ordinary share?
- Supporting information - Ordinary shares ($2 par), cost = 500,000,000, Ordinary shares are currently trading at $2.20. A dividend of 20c has just been paid, fully franked. The dividend is expected to grow at a rate of 4%pa for the foreseeable future.
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WACC of ordinary share=Last Dividend*(1+growth rate)/Current
Price+growth rate=0.20*1.04/2.20+4%=13.455%
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What is the WACC of ordinary share?
Supporting information - Ordinary shares ($2 par), cost =...
how did the tutor arrive at 0.2686?? the supporting information: 2$ par, cost 500,000,000, trading for...
how did the tutor arrive at
0.2686??
the supporting information: 2$ par, cost 500,000,000, trading
for 2.20, dividend of 20cents, growth rate 4%
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how did the tutor arrive at
0.2686??
the supporting information: 2$ par, cost 500,000,000, trading
for 2.20, dividend of 20cents, growth rate 4%
C- tCu) 4 Ve ) 16-7
(b) Calculate the WACC for the following firm: Debt: 40,000 bonds with coupon rate of 5% paid annually and face value of $100. The bonds are currently trading for $85 each and have 10 years until maturity. The yield to maturity of the bonds is 7.15% p.a. before tax. Common stock: 150,000 ordinary shares currently trading for $50 per share. The most recent dividend from the stock has been $5 per share and the dividend is expected to grow at...
(b) Suppose a Spanish investor is considering the following investments: Investment A: This is the ordinary share of a matured company. The market price for this security is €40 per share. The company is expected to pay €4 dividend per share one year from now and its expected growth rate for foreseeable future is 4%. Investment B: This is the ordinary share of a fast-growing company. The market price for this security is €40 per share. The company expects to...
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