What comment can be made on this or what can be added? The Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) is a financial analytical tool that is essentially a calculation utilizing a company's market value of equity, debt, and tax rate. This allows both the company and investors an estimated net value of the company and can give indications of the value of the company moving forward. The WACC is especially important for a company to understand because the WACC is a good indication of the success or failure of a company's current investment strategy and if favorable, can assist a company when it comes to purchases of sales or other acquisitions

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