Question #264003

Common stock : The firm's common stock is selling at RM 60. The floatation cost is 3 percent of selling price. At present, the company's growth rate is 5 percent and the latest dividend paid was RM 0.90. Calculate the cost of each alternative if the company is in a 40 percent tax bracket

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Expert's answer
2021-11-10T10:08:19-0500

D1 = is the dividend will be paid next year


D1 = DO ×\times (1+g)


DO = Dividend just paid, latest or latest dividend paid, last year dividend paid


D1 = 0.90 ( 1 + 0.05)

D1 = 0.90 ( 1.05)

D1 = 0.945 


D1 = 0.945

Selling price, SP = 60

Floatation cost, FC = 3%×\%\times 60 = 1.80

Growth rate, G = 0.05 OR 5%\%


Effective rate=D1(SPFC)+G\frac{D1}{(SP – FC)} + G


= 0.945(601080)+0.05\frac{0.945}{(60– 1080)} + 0.05

= 0.94558.2+0.05=0.06623×100%=6.62%\frac{0.945}{58.2} + 0.05 = 0.06623\times100\% = 6.62\%


The best alternative for the company is using Common Stock Financing because effective rate (6.62%) is lower.



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