A company with a share price of $57 has shares outstanding of 4 million and net income of $11 million. The company conducts a leverage recapitalization to alter its capital structure by borrowing $4 million and using the proceeds to buy back shares. The pre-tax cost of debt is 6% and the company's tax rate is 39%.
What will be the new earnings per share after the leverage recapitalization?
Enter your answer rounded to two decimals.
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shares repurchased=(4*1000000)/57=70175 shares
new shares post shares repurchased=(4*1000000)-70175=3929825
net income after recapitalization=(11*1000000)-(4*1000000)*6%*(1-39%)=10853600
What will be the new earnings per share after the leverage recapitalization=10853600/3929825=2.76 (answer)
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