Answer:
a) Stockholders best move right now in the given scenario is to pay 10% of book of bonds as annual payment which is outstanding i.e. $ 40 million .
Reasons:
1. It does not hamper the cash position much as it is annual obligation to pay bondholders.
2. Even after outstanding annual payment company has $ 60 million in hand as return for stockholders which it can use to pay them or retain it for further expansion
3. If company pay it on time then , penalty will be avoided.
b) The board is considering using the $100 million to sponsor a music festival that might be a success or a failure
Expected Payoff calculation :
Probability | Payoff $ million | Calculation | Expected Payoff $ million |
5% | 500 | = 5% x 500 | = 25 |
25% | 200 | = 25% x 200 | = 50 |
50% | 50 | = 50% x 50 | = 25 |
20% | 0 | = 20% x 0 | = 0 |
Total | 100 |
i)
Net present value of the music festival? (Assume the investment is immediate (time 0) and the payoff is one year from now (time 1) and the discount rate is 20%)
Year | Particulars | $ Million | Discount Factor @ 20% | Discounted Cash Flow |
0 | Investment | ( 100 ) | 1 | = 1 x (100 )= (100 ) |
1 | Expected Payoff | 100 | 0.8333 | = 0.8333 x 100 = 83.33 |
NPV | ( 16.67 ) |
NPV is - $ 16.67 million
ii) Market value balance sheet above to reflect the expected market values in one year if the company takes the project (ignore adjusting for owed interest on the debt)
Liabilities | Calculations | MV $ Million | Assets | Calculations | MV $ Million |
Equity | no change | 0 | Fixed Asset | no change | 0 |
LT Bonds | no change | 100 | Investment in Project music festival | $ 100 million | 100 |
Cash | = $ ( 100-100 ) million | 0 | |||
Total | 100 | Total | 100 |
c) Instead of the music festival, the company has the opportunity to participate in a government sponsored program that guarantees a return of 10%. This program requires minimum participation of $200 million that is paid in cash and the discount rate is 5%.
(i) If the company issues $100 million in new equity to fund the obligation, what are the expected market values on the balance sheet (ignore the interest payment on the debt)
Liabilities | Calculations | MV $ Million | Assets | Calculations | MV $ Million |
New + Old Equity | = $ 100 million + 0 | 100 | Fixed Asset | no change | 0 |
LT Bonds | no change | 100 | Investment in Project government program | =$ 200 million | 200 |
Cash | = $ ( 100+100 - 200 ) million | 0 | |||
Total | 200 | Total | 200 |
(ii) The company issues $100 million in debt at an interest rate of 20% to fund the opportunity, does this help the stockholders position? (Note: consider all the amounts due the debt holders)
Liabilities | Calculations | MV $ Million | Assets | Calculations | MV $ Million |
Equity | no change | 0 | Fixed Asset | no change | 0 |
LT Bonds 10% of $ 100 million 20% of $ 100 million |
= $ ( 100 + new 100 ) | 200 | Investment in Project government program | = $ ( 100 +100 ) million | 200 |
Cash | = $ ( 100+100 -200 ) million | 0 | |||
Total | 200 | Total | 200 |
Here we need to understand the obligations :
1. 20% interest on bonds $ 40 million on every year till the period of bonds
2. It gives negative impact on the market value of stock of the company as it increases the obligation at 20% i.e $ 40 million and return on investment be 10% on $ 200 million i.e $ 20 million which is lesser than the liability
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