1.
Break-even EBIT is the EBIT at which Return on Equity(ROE) is remain same, whether Firm is all equity financed or mix of equity and debt.
We have following information about Manutech Inc.
When all equity financed -
Total Assets = $ 500,000
No. of share = 10,000
When use debt-equity mix
Debt to equity = 2
Interest rate (i) = 3% p.a
Thus,
Debt = Total Assets*2/3 = 500,000*2/3
= $ 333,333
Equity = 500,000 - 333,333
= $ 166,667
Interest = $ 333,333*0.03
= $ 10,000
Where,
Net Income = EBIT - Interest - Tax
Manutech Inc. does not pay any taxes.
Thus,
Manutech's Net Income = EBIT - Interest.
In case of all equity financed, EBIT is equal to Net Income
Thus,
at Break-even EBIT
ROE of all equity financed = ROE of mix financed
Thus, Break-even EBIT is $ 15,000.
2.
Plot of ROE vs. EBIT
Please refer to below sheet.
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To Plot in excel, choose scatter with smooth lines and marker chart. Select EBIT for x-axis and ROE for y-axis.
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