Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) Breakdown

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When calculating D (debt), do you only include bonds? What if the company has loans?

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Thank you sir. I need some information, when any debts book value & market value given, nothing tell how to calculate. then how to calculate???

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[@quocpham8128]

My apologies, for the (5) cost of debt section, the PMT and FV should be negative because of the fund is being paid out to the lenders instead of positive?

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[@joesilk3300]

What happens to the WACC, when in an effort to raise more capital a company takes on additional debt while mainting it's existing debt but at a different coupon rate? Do you calculate the WACC using the different weighted averages of each debt or calculate the weighted average of the combined debt using a weighted/average coupon rate?

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GOOD video ,,,how can I calculate the WACC given owners equity,assets and liabilioties

[@theodoor7558]

Does the Cost of Equity/ Cost of preference equity sometimes include tax? If yes, do we also have to use the after tax rate too?

[@AllThingsMathematics]

No it doesn't :) its not tax deductible.....only the cost of debt is (i.e. interest expense on the income statement)

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You have been newly externally appointed as Project Director in a fast growing South-African company. You occupied your office a week ago, and still finding your feet. The company’s main business focus was, since inception 5 years ago, to the Southern African market. The Company realised that the growth potential is limited and a new strategy was presented to the board 9days ago. The strategy is to expand the business internationally via 4 phases, the first phase is expansion into Europe, the second phase is North America, 3rd phase is Australasia and the 4th phase is Asia. This strategy will be implemented over a 4 year period, and a year is allocated for each phase. The Board Approved US$5 Billion of capital for various expansion projects equally spread over the 4 regions. These projects will be implemented as a programme. You have been summoned to the CEO’s office and have been given the task to prepare a proposal within a week to advise the board on the following: 1. Determine a Weighted Cost of Capital (WACC) for the overall 4 year expansion programme. 2. Determine a WACC for each region. 3. Provide Scenario that might impact the WACC per region. Highlight to the Board what ground rules are certain/uncertain and what is controllable/no control. 4. Risks with the WACC calculation principles as well as the WACC approach. 5. Provide a firm proposal with two alternatives 6. Detail Assumptions as part of Appendixes. 7. SpreadsheetwithcalculationsalsopartofAppendixes The Board had discussion with the major shareholders and they require a minimum 15% rate of return on their investment. The stock is currently trading at $10 and will pay a dividend of $0.30. The Board gave a guideline that the Debt/Equity ratio should be between 30% and 40%. The Company existing capitalisation is valued at US$ 15bn without the new investment and one million shares are issued. The corporate tax rate is 30%, the existing debt/equity ratio is 32% and the new expansion projects will be financed on your recommendation by debt, common stock, preferred stock and retained earnings.The CFO advised you at the meeting that the cost of common stock, preferred stock and retained earnings are 24%, 10% and 20% respectively and wish to sign-off on all calculations to determine weighted average cost of equity. The CFO also provided you with in-country studies of cost of debt. The European financier was only prepared to finance 25% of capital at an interest of 9%/a on the proviso that financing will only apply to projects in Europe. Canadian Financiers were prepared to finance for all phases at 18%/a to a maximum of 42% capital. Asian Financiers was prepared to finance projects in Asia and Australasia at 15% interest to a maximum of 20% Capital requirements. All loans are for a 10year term. The Board approved that the stock split will be 50%, 25% and 25%, for common stock, preferred stock and retained earnings, respectively. The feasibility of all the projects in the programme will be prioritised using the results of your proposal.

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Abby’s Motor finances its long-term investment with bond and common stock. The firm has a total of 2,500 units of bond selling at 115% of its par value at a cost of 10%. Currently, the firm has 105,000 shares of common stock outstanding that sells at$35 per share with an expected dividend of $4.25 that grows forever at 5%. The firm’s tax rate is 28%. What is the weighted average of costs of capital of Abby’s Motor? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Anna Berhad has 210,000 shares of common stock outstanding at a market price of $36 a share. Last month, Anna paid an annual dividend in the amount of $1.593 per share. The dividend growth rate is 4%. Anna also has 6,000 bonds outstanding with a face value of RM 1,000 per bond. The bonds are selling at 99% of face value at cost of 7.25%. The company's tax rate is 34%. What is Anna's weighted average cost of capital? can you help me to get answers for these questions Thank you

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How do i calculate the wacc for a company if i dont have the numbers. Here is the question : (a) “Compute the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) for Norwegian as of August 30, 2018. Assume that the risk-premium is 5%. Make other assumptions as you see fit.” Please help me.

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[@subhiksha4411]

I really enjoyed it boss...But I have a doubt....Why debt ,equity are calculated in market value???Will u explain me the logic please??

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[@subhiksha4411]

And I also have another doubt also....Why (1-T)?

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Where can I find the stock chapter?

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What is “Preferred Shares”?

[@subhiksha4411]

Its nothing but preference share capital.

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why 1-T and not 1+T

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Help me... CAPM=WACC ???

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Илья Рабенко No CAPM is usually to find the cost of equity using risk free rate etc...

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wtf ? bonds ????

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