1] | Number of new shares to be issued = 15000000/75 = | 200000 |
Total number of shares if equity is issued = 500000+200000 = | 700000 | |
EPS under Equity option =(EBIT-2000000)*0.66/700000 | ||
EPS under Debt option =(EBIT-3350000)*0.66/500000 | ||
[Total interest expense under Debt option would be 20000000*10%+15000000*9%] | ||
For EPS to be equal under both options, the following | ||
equality is to be satisfied: | ||
(EBIT-2000000)*0.66/700000 = (EBIT-3350000)*0.66/500000 | ||
where EBIT is the indifference level operating income. | ||
Solving for EBIT: | ||
5*(EBIT-2000000) = 7*(EBIT-3350000) | ||
2*EBIT = 7*3350000-5*2000000 = | $ 13,450,000 | |
EBIT = 13450000/2 = | $ 6,725,000 | |
2] | If operating income is $7.5 million, the debt option | |
should be used, as the expected EBIT is higher than | ||
the indifference level of EBIT. | ||
When expected EBIT is higher than the indifference | ||
level of EBIT, the advantage of financial leverage will | ||
acccrue. | ||
Answer: The debt financing option | ||
3] | Book value of the machine = 580000*(11.52%+11.52%+5.76%) = | $ 167,040 |
Tax on gain on sale = (180000-167040)*34% = | $ 4,406 | |
Cash flow effect from selling the machine = 167040-4406 = | $ 162,634 | |
All the given options are wrong. Correct answer is: $162,634 | ||
4] | *You will have 200 shares of stock, and the stock will trade | |
at $60 a share. |
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