Part-a:
No of shares of stock that firm can repurchase at the $31 price per share , using the funds that would have gone to pay the cash dividend = 450,000/31
= $14,516.13 shares
= $14,516 shares
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Part-b:
No. of shares outstanding after share repurchase = 350,000 – 14,516 = 335,484 shares
EPS after the repurchase = Earnings available for Common Stockholders after share repurchase = $700,000
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EPS after the share repurchase = EPS after the repurchase/ No. of shares outstanding after share repurchase
= 700,000/335,484
= $2.08654 per share
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Part-c:
If the stock still sells at 15 times earnings, market price after share repurchase will be = EPS after the share repurchase*P/E Ratio
= 2.08654*15
= $31 per share.
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Part-d:
Pre and Post repurchase earnings per share:
Company's Financials | Before the share repurchase | After the share repurchase |
Net Income ($) | 700,000 | 700,000 |
Shares Outstanding | 350,000 | 335,484 |
EPS($) | 2 | 2.08654 |
Part-e:
Shareholder’s Position before and after share repurchase:
Company's Financials | Before the share repurchase | After the share repurchase | |
Net Income ($) | {1} | 700,000 | 700,000 |
Shares Outstanding | {2} | 350,000 | 335,484 |
EPS($) | {3} = {1}/{2} | 2 | 2.08654 |
P/E Ratio | {4} | 15 | 15 |
Price per Share ($) | {5} = {3}*{4} | 30 | 31 |
Market Capitalization ($) | {6} = {2}*{5} | 10,500,000 | 10,500,000 |
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Tax Implications in the hands of shareholder's :
Capital gains shall arise in the hand of shareholder's on share repurchase.
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