Suppose a firm has EBIT of $4.95 million, interest expenses of $2.4 million, depreciation expenses of $1.3 million, and has a tax rate of 35%. Its bank agrees to lend up to 4.2 times its EBITDA. How much debt can the firm borrow from the bank?
The maximum amount they can borrow is $? million
EBITDA=EBIT+depreciation
=4.95+1.3
=6.25 million
The maximum amount they can borrow is
=4.2*EBITDA
=4.2*6.25
=26.25 million
the above is answer..
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