Risk free rate = Government Bond Yields =4.5%
As Bond Yields - Risk free rate =1% (for A+ bonds)
=> Bond Yields = Risk free rate+ 1% (for A+ bonds)
=> Bond Yield = 5.5% which is also the cost of Debt of Anheuser-Busch Companies
From Capital Asset Pricing model
Cost of equity = Risk free rate + Beta * (Market rate of return - Risk free rate)
Market rate of return can be taken as S&P rate of return =10%
So,Cost of equity= 4.5%+ 0.5* (10%-4.5%)
= 7.25%
As there is no tax
So, WACC = Weight of Debt * Cost of Debt + Weight of Equity * cost of equity
=5375/(5375+40605)*5.5% + 40605/(5375+40605)*7.25%
=7.0454274% or 7.05%
2. As Identical twin Beer Co has no debt, its beta will be the same as Anheuser - Busch but without debt
As Beta of Anheuser-Busch is leverd beta (with debt) , the Unlevered beta (without debt) will be the beta of Identical twin beer Co
Unlevered Beta = Levered beta/ (1+ (1-tax rate) *Debt/Equity)
As tax rate =0
Unlevered Beta = 0.5/ (1+5375/40605) = 0.44 which is the Beta of Identical Twin Beer Co
From Capital Asset Pricing model
Cost of equity = Risk free rate + Beta * (Market rate of return - Risk free rate)
Market rate of return can be taken as S&P rate of return =10%
So,Cost of equity= 4.5%+ 0.44* (10%-4.5%)
= 6.93%
As there is no debt, the cost of equity is the same as cost of capital
Hence, cost of capital of Identical Twin Beer Co is 6.93%
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