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- JJJCorporation is to be sold off by its shareholders. It currently has market values of debt and of equity at $20,000,000 and $25,000,000 respectively. The effective cost of debt is 12% while the cost of equity is 18%. Several analysts determined three potential acquirers who may be able to synergize with JJJ. The following returns from JJJ depending on the acquirer are as follows:" Acquirer Expected Firm Return G 20% H 24% I 18% Based on the above and assuming that liabilities will be retained by the entity, what is the highest selling price that the shareholders can get from the sale of JJJ?A Company wants to seek additional source of external financing. The current book value structure of the company is as follows: GHS13% Debentures (GHS 100 per debenture)800,00014% Preference Shares (GHS 100 per share)200,000Equity Shares (GHS 10 per share)1,000,000The following external financing opportunities are: (i)A debenture with 10-year maturity, 4% flotation cost and current market price of GHS 100.(ii)A redeemable preference share with 10-year maturity, 5% floatation cost and current market price of GHS 100. (iii)Equity shares – GHS 2 per share flotation costs and current market price of GHS 22.Dividend expected on equity share at the end year is GHS 2 per share, anticipated growth rate in dividends is 7%. Company pays all its earnings in the form dividends. Corporate tax rate is 50%. Required – Calculate the WACCPenn Corp. is analyzing the possible acquisition of Teller Company. Both believes the acquisition will increase its total aftertax annual cash flow by $1,272,653.1 indefinitely. The current market value of Teller is $23,042,111 and that of Penn is $62,440,594. The appropriate discount rate for the incremental cash flow is 14.22%. Penn is trying to decide whether it should offer 33% of its stock or $36,097,009 in cash to Teller's shareholders. What is the NPV of the stock offer? HINT: Subtract the equity cost (as computed in the previous problem) from the value of the combined firm.
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