1a) Since we're operating in perfect capital
markets, value of an unlevered firm shall be the same as the value
of a levered firm. The value of the new firm shall become:
VL = Value of debt +
Value of equity = $1million - $0.6million + $0.6million =
$1million.
RE shall be given by:
RE = R0 + D/E * (R0 -
RD),
where RE is the cost of levered equity,
R0 is the cost of unlevered equity,
RD is the cost of debt,
D = Amount of debt
E = Amount of equity
Hence, RE = 10% + (0.6/0.4)*(10% -
4%)
= 19%
WACC = WD * RD +
WE + RE,
where WD = Weight of debt = Total debt/Firm
value,
WE = Weight of equity = Total equity/firm value
WACC = 0.6*4% + 0.4*19% = 10%
b) When taxes are introduced,
VL = Value of unlevered firm + Tax rate * Value of
debt,
This is because of the tax savings accrued because debts receive
tax exemptions.
Since the tax rate has not been given, let us assume that it is 40%
VL = $1million + 40%*$0.6million = $1.24million
RE shall be given by:
RE = R0 + D/E * (R0 -
RD) * (1-Tax rate)
where RE is the cost of levered equity,
R0 is the cost of unlevered equity,
RD is the cost of debt,
D = Amount of debt
E = Amount of equity
Since the tax rate has not been given, let us assume that it is 40%
Hence, RE = 10% + (0.6/0.4)*(10% - 4%) * (1-0.4) = 15.4%
WACC = WD * RD + WE + RE,
where WD = Weight of debt = Total debt/Firm
value,
WE = Weight of equity = Total equity/firm value
RD = After tax cost of debt
WACC = 0.6*4%*(1-0.4) + 0.4*15.4% = 7.6%
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