Consider the following information regarding Pink Tartan Inc. Number of units produced 1,000,000 Total fixed cost $250,000 Per unit variable cost $0.32 Interest on outstanding debt $400,000 Per unit selling price $3.80 Pink Tartan Inc. has 1,000,000 shares outstanding currently selling in the market for $10. The firm is evaluating a new project that would require an initial investment of $2,400,000. To raise the additional $2,400,000, the firm is considering two alternatives: (6) Debt: sell $2,400,000 worth of bonds that would carry a 14% coupon rate. Equity: sell $2,400,000 worth of new shares that would net the firm $16 per share. What level of EBIT would yield the same EPS for the above alternatives? What EPS corresponds to this level of EBIT?
Base
No. of units 1000000
Selling price 3.80
Variable cost 0.32
Contribution 3480000
Fixed cost 250000
EBIT 3230000
Interest cost 400000
EBT 2830000
No. of shares 1000000
EPS 2.83
No. of new shares 150000 (2400000/16)
Investment through debt Investment through equity
EBIT 2576000 2576000
Bond 2400000 0
Interest 336000 0
EBT 2240000 2576000
No. of shares 1000000 1150000
EPS 2.24 2.24
So EBIT should be 2576000 & corresponding EPS = 2.24
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