The capital asset pricing model is used for calculating the value of the cost of equity. The formula for the calculation cost of equity using CAPM is:
"Re = Rf + \u03b2 \u00d7 (Rm \u2212 Rf)"
Where:
Rf = the risk-free rate
β = equity beta
Rm = annual return of the market
The second step is calculating the cots of debt and preference share capital. It is very easy and simple to calculate the cost of debt. We need just need to know the cost and tax rate. Interest payments are tax-deductible. The cost of debt needs to be multiplied by (1 – tax rate), for the calculations for the weighted average cost of capital.
"Re = Rf + \u03b2 \u00d7 (Rm \u2212 Rf)"
Where:
Re= cost of equity
Rf = the risk−free rate
β = equity beta
Rm = annual return of the market
"Re = Rf + \u03b2 \u00d7 (Rm \u2212 Rf)\\\\\n\nRe=10+1.2\u00d77\\\\\n\nRe=18.4"
Cost of debt = cost of debt(1−tax rate)
cost of debt "=14(1\u22120.35)"
cost of debt "=9.1"
Weighted average cost of capital= cost of equity + cost of debt
Weighted average cost of capital "=18.4+9.1=27.5"
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