CORPORATE FIN.(LL)-W/ACCESS >CUSTOM<
CORPORATE FIN.(LL)-W/ACCESS >CUSTOM<
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Author: Ross
Publisher: MCG CUSTOM
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Chapter 18, Problem 1MC
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To determine: The Offer Price per share.

Introduction:

The term dividends allude to that portion of proceeds of an organization which is circulated by the organization among its investors. It is the remuneration of the investors for investments made by them in the shares of the organization.  A dividend policy is an organization's way to deal with disseminating revenues back to its proprietors or investors. In the event that an organization is in a development stage, it might conclude that it won't pay profits, but instead re-contribute its retained earnings in the business.

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Answer to Problem 1MC

Solution: The Offer Price per share is $39.17.

Explanation of Solution

Determine the Present Value of Unlevered Cash Flows for the initial 5 years

Using a excel spreadsheet we calculate the present value of unlevered cash flows for the initial 5 years as,

Excel Spreadsheet:

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Excel Workings:

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Therefore the Present Value of Unlevered Cash Flows for the initial 5 years is $6,400.48

Determine the Unlevered Value of Cash Flow in Year 5

UnleveredCashFlowYear5=[CashFlow2019×(1+GrowthRate)(RequiredReturnGrowthRate)]=[$1,252×(1+3.50%)(14%3.50%)]=[$1,295.8210.50%]=$12,341.14

Therefore the Unlevered Value of Cash Flow in Year 5 is $12,341.14

Determine the Terminal Value at the end of Year 5

TerminalValue=[UnleveredCashFlowYear5(1+RequiredReturn)5]=[$12,341.14(1+14%)5]=[$12,341.141.925415]=$6,409.60

Therefore the Terminal Value at the end of Year 5 is $6,409.60

Determine the Present Value of Interest Tax Shield

Using a excel spreadsheet we calculate the present value of interest tax shield as,

Excel Spreadsheet:

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Excel Workings:

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Therefore the Present Value of Interest Tax Shield is $3,211.89

Determine the Levered Cost of Equity using MM Proposition II with Corporate Taxes

CostofEquity(Rs)=[ROA+(TerminalD/E×(1Tax))×(ROAPretaxCostofDebtYear5)]=[14%+(25%×(140%))×(14%8%)]=[14%+(0.15×0.06)]=[14%+0.90%]=14.90%

Therefore the Levered Cost of Equity using MM Proposition II with Corporate Taxes is 14.90%

Determine the WACC after Year 5

WACC=[(RateofEquity×(EV))+((RateofDebt×(DV))×(1Tax))]=[(14.90%×(11+25%))+((8%×25%)×(140%))]=[0.1192+0.012]=0.1312or13.12%

Therefore the WACC after Year 5 is 13.12%

Determine the Terminal Value of Levered Company after Year 5

TerminalValueLeveredCompany=[CashFlow2019×(1+GrowthRate)(WACCGrowthRate)]=[$1,252×(1+3.50%)(13.12%3.50%)]=[$1,295.820.0962]=$13,470.06

Therefore the Terminal Value of Levered Company after Year 5  is $13,470.06

Determine the Interest Tax Shield after Year 5

InterestTaxShield=[TerminalValueLeveredCompanyUnleveredCashFlowYear5]=[$13,470.06$12,341.14]=$1,128.92

Therefore the Interest Tax Shield after Year 5  is $1,128.92

Determine the Present Value of Interest Tax Shield after Year 5

PresentValueofTaxShield=[InterestTaxShield(1+PretaxCostofDebt)5]=[$1,128.92(1+12.50%)5]=[$1,128.921.802032]=$626.47

Therefore the Present Value of Interest Tax Shield after Year 5 is $626.47

Determine the Value of Unlevered Cash Flows

ValueofUnleveredCashFlow=[PVofUnleveredCashFlow+TerminalValueYear5]=[$6,400.48+$6,409.60]=$12,810.08

Therefore the Value of Unlevered Cash Flows is $12,810.08

Determine the Value of Interest Tax Shield

ValueofInterestTaxShield=[PVofInterestTaxShield+PVofInterestTaxShieldAfter5years]=[$3,211.89+$626.47]=$3,838.36

Therefore the Value of Interest Tax Shield is $3,838.36

Determine the Offer Price per share

OfferPricepershare=[PresentValueofCompanySharesOutstanding]=[$12,810.08+$3,838.36425]=[$16,648.44425]=$39.17

Therefore the Offer Price per share is $39.17,

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