Financing Cost = Amount Required * Issue Cost % = $20,000,000 * 0.03 = $600,000, or $0.6 million
NPV with external financing = Original NPV - Financing Cost = $15 million - $0.6 million = $14.4 million
You are planning a new project that is to be entirely financed by issuing new debt. The project will require $20.00 mil...
You
are planning a new project that is to be entirely financed by
issuing new debt. The project will require
$ 20.09$20.09
million in financing and you estimate its NPV to be
$ 14.757$14.757
million. The issue costs for the debt will be
2.7 %2.7%
of face value. Taking into account the costs of external
financing, what is the NPV of the project?
The new NPV will be (Round to the nearest
dollar.)
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