Question #233863
X company issues 5,000 ten-year 8% debentures of rs 100 each at per redeemable at 5% at premium. The cost of issue is 2%. What is the cost of debt capital?
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2021-09-06T07:59:05-0400

Solution:

The cost of debt capital (Kd) = I+(RVNPn)÷(RV+NP2)I +( \frac{RV - NP}{n}) \div ( \frac{RV + NP}{2})


Where: I = Interest on Debenture = 8% x 100 = 8

           NP = Net Proceeds = (105% x 100) – (2% of 105% x 100) = 105 – 2.1 = 102.9

           RV = Redemption Value = 100

             n = Period of Debenture = 10 years


Kd = 8+(100102.910)÷(100+102.92)8 +( \frac{100 - 102.9}{10}) \div ( \frac{100 + 102.9}{2})


Kd = 80.29101.45=7.71101.45=0.076  or  7.6%\frac{8 - 0.29}{101.45} = \frac{7.71}{101.45} = 0.076 \; or\; 7.6\%


The cost of debt capital (Kd) = 7.6%7.6\%

 

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