You are given the following information regarding UFSK limited, a listed entity. Number of outstanding shares 100 000 Earnings 300 000 Retention ratio 60% 91-day Treasury bill rate 6% Market risk premium 8% UFSK Beta 1.2 Dividend growth rate stable phase 5% Bonds outstanding 5 000 Par value per bond 1000 Semi-annual coupon rate on bonds 6% Bond yield to maturity 8% Bond years remaining to maturity 4 Corporate tax rate 30% Additional information • UFSK limited recently paid a dividend • UFSK recently signed a deal and expects a super normal growth in earnings. The company expects earnings to grow by 8% for the first two years then decline by 2% in the following year, there after a stable growth of 5% is expected into the future. Required: a) As an investment analyst advise your client how much must she expect to pay for UFSK limited stock. b) Ascertain the market value of UFSK limited equity. c) Determine the fair value of UFSK limited bond d) Determine the total value of the company’s debt e) Determine the total value of UFSK limited

You are given the following information regarding UFSK limited, a listed entity. Number of outstanding shares 100 000 Earnings 300 000 Retention ratio 60% 91-day Treasury bill rate 6% Market risk premium 8% UFSK Beta 1.2 Dividend growth rate stable phase 5% Bonds outstanding 5 000 Par value per bond 1000 Semi-annual coupon rate on bonds 6% Bond yield to maturity 8% Bond years remaining to maturity 4 Corporate tax rate 30% Additional information • UFSK limited recently paid a dividend • UFSK recently signed a deal and expects a super normal growth in earnings. The company expects earnings to grow by 8% for the first two years then decline by 2% in the following year, there after a stable growth of 5% is expected into the future. Required: a) As an investment analyst advise your client how much must she expect to pay for UFSK limited stock. b) Ascertain the market value of UFSK limited equity. c) Determine the fair value of UFSK limited bond d) Determine the total value of the company’s debt e) Determine the total value of UFSK limited

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter20: Financing With Derivatives

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