FIN 401 - WACC (Cost of Equity) - Ryerson University

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The capital structure (Bond, PS and CS) of the RST company is as under: 1) Br. 200 per bond, 10% coupon rate, 5% floatation cost, 10-year maturity, quoted at 90% 2) Br. 100 per preference share, 4% coupon rate, 3% floatation cost; issued at br. 110 per share 3) Equity shares has br. 5 floatation cost, the next year’s expected dividend is br. 5 with annual growth of 7%; issued at br. 40 per share. 4) Corporate tax rate is 20% Required: WACC by using market value weights

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[@AllThingsMathematics]

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[@samvrabtchev]

Great video - thank you! Just on the CAPM example - you did 4+1.2*(10-4) but wouldn't the bracket just be 10, given that 10 is the MRP? Do let me know if I've misinterpreted anything.

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[@firasmusmar2097]

Question: if we have a floatation cost, for shares, do we reduce it from the share price?

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[@mozpassion8996]

Thank you for this video. In real life how do you calculate the “g”? How dou you calculate beta? And Rm?

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[@Ralf_4848]

Question about your CAPM example. Shouldn't the Rf=0.04 and Market Risk premium=0.10 either way you end up with rE=16% or 0.16. I just was curious if it truly doesn't matter between calculating decimal or percent form.

[@theelect2615]

So what will you do if u are not given growth rate..will you still have to find d1

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[@Nickelectric]

.cost of debt is a real cost to the company which can be seen on the income statement . Is Cost of equity a cost to a company if they do not pay owners?

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[@flaneurli.6077]

if it say current dividend, does it means D0 or D1?

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hi, do you have the solution for the question given return on equity and payout ratio RM1.6m and 34.75% and 47.08% to find ROE?

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[@VKsaree]

A firm has 8,000,000 ordinary shares outstanding. The current market price is Rs 25 and the book value is Rs 18 per share. The firm’s earnings per share is Rs 3.60 and dividend per share is Rs 1.44. How much is the growth rate assuming that the past performance will continue? Calculate the cost of equity capital. Sir how to calculate above question???

[@obakengphokoje1122]

so the risk free rate is not a percentage?

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Why didn't you unlever the beta???

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How to get D1=3.09?

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