Dickinson Company has $12,020,000 million in assets. Currently half of these assets are financed with long-term debt at 10.1 percent and half with common stock having a par value of $8. Ms. Smith, Vice President of Finance, wishes to analyze two refinancing plans, one with more debt (D) and one with more equity (E). The company earns a return on assets before interest and taxes of 10.1 percent. The tax rate is 40 percent. Tax loss carryover provisions apply, so negative tax amounts are permissable.
Under Plan D, a $3,005,000 million long-term bond would be sold at an interest rate of 12.1 percent and 375,625 shares of stock would be purchased in the market at $8 per share and retired.
Under Plan E, 375,625 shares of stock would be sold at $8 per share and the $3,005,000 in proceeds would be used to reduce long-term debt.
b - 3
Please see the table below. Please see the second column titled "Linkage". This column explain how each and every value is calculated. Figures in parenthesis are negative values. Shares repurchased and debt repaid appear as negative values. The final values appear in the last row. They had been highlighted in yellow colored cells. Those are your final answers for part b - 3.
Parameter |
Linkage |
Current Plan |
Plan D |
Plan E |
Total Assets |
A |
12,020,000 |
12,020,000 |
12,020,000 |
Existing debt |
B = 50% x A |
6,010,000 |
6,010,000 |
6,010,000 |
Interest rate on existing debt |
C |
10.10% |
10.10% |
10.10% |
Existing equity |
D = 40% x A |
6,010,000 |
6,010,000 |
6,010,000 |
Par value of shares |
E |
8 |
8 |
8 |
Existing numbers of shares outstanding |
F = D / E |
751,250 |
751,250 |
751,250 |
Restructuring |
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Fresh debt |
G |
- |
3,005,000 |
(3,005,000) |
Interest rate on fresh debt |
H |
12.10% |
10.10% |
|
Number of shares issued / (repurchased) |
I |
- |
(375,625) |
375,625 |
After restructuring |
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Interest expenses |
J = B x C + G x H |
607,010 |
970,615 |
303,505 |
Number of shares outstanding |
K = F + I |
751,250 |
375,625 |
1,126,875 |
EPS Calculation |
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ROA |
L |
15.10% |
15.10% |
15.10% |
EBIT |
M = L x A |
1,815,020 |
1,815,020 |
1,815,020 |
[-] Interest expenses |
N = J above |
607,010 |
970,615 |
303,505 |
EBT |
O |
1,208,010 |
844,405 |
1,511,515 |
[-] Taxes |
P = 40% x O |
483,204 |
337,762 |
604,606 |
Net income |
Q |
724,806 |
506,643 |
906,909 |
EPS |
Q / K |
0.96 |
1.35 |
0.80 |
b - 4
Plan D has the highest EPS. Hence the correct answer is second option: Plan D
C - 1
We will have to rework the whole thing with ROA of 10.1% and equity issuance price of $ 10 / share
Nos. of new shares that will be issued or repurchased = 3,005,000 / 10 = 300,5000
Please see the table below. Last row in the table shows all your answers.
Parameter |
Linkage |
Current Plan |
Plan D |
Plan E |
Total Assets |
A |
12,020,000 |
12,020,000 |
12,020,000 |
Existing debt |
B = 50% x A |
6,010,000 |
6,010,000 |
6,010,000 |
Interest rate on existing debt |
C |
10.10% |
10.10% |
10.10% |
Existing equity |
D = 40% x A |
6,010,000 |
6,010,000 |
6,010,000 |
Par value of shares |
E |
8 |
8 |
8 |
Existing numbers of shares outstanding |
F = D / E |
751,250 |
751,250 |
751,250 |
Restructuring |
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Fresh debt |
G |
- |
3,005,000 |
(3,005,000) |
Interest rate on fresh debt |
H |
12.10% |
10.10% |
|
Number of shares issued / (repurchased) |
I |
- |
(300,500) |
300,500 |
After restructuring |
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Interest expenses |
J = B x C + G x H |
607,010 |
970,615 |
303,505 |
Number of shares outstanding |
K = F + I |
751,250 |
450,750 |
1,051,750 |
EPS Calculation |
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ROA |
L |
10.10% |
10.10% |
10.10% |
EBIT |
M = L x A |
1,214,020 |
1,214,020 |
1,214,020 |
[-] Interest expenses |
N = J above |
607,010 |
970,615 |
303,505 |
EBT |
O |
607,010 |
243,405 |
910,515 |
[-] Taxes |
P = 40% x O |
242,804 |
97,362 |
364,206 |
Net income |
Q |
364,206 |
146,043 |
546,309 |
EPS |
Q / K |
0.48 |
0.32 |
0.52 |
c - 2
Since plan E has the highest EPS, Hence correct answer is last option showing Plan E.
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