A company has loans of €20 000 000 on which it pays €1 200 000 interest per year. The tax rate is 30%. Find the after-tax cost of debt rd·(1 − T) in percent.
CAPM & WACC worksheet with answers
A company has loans of €12 000 000 on which it pays €600 000 interest per year. The tax rate is 30%. Find the after-tax cost of debt rd·(1 − T) in percent.
A share with a beta of 2 has a required return of 13%. The risk-free rate is 2%. What expected market return rm does CAPM imply?
A company has equity worth €12 000 000 and debt worth €4 000 000. Its cost of equity is 9%, its pre-tax cost of debt is 4.5% and the tax rate is 25%. Find the WACC.
A company has equity with a market value of €12 000 000 and a cost of equity of 12%. Its debt consists of 2 000 bonds (face value €1 000, annual coupon 4%, 12 years to maturity) that trade at €1 154 each. The tax rate is 20%. Find the WACC, using the yield to maturity of the bonds as the pre-tax cost of debt.
A company's business has an unlevered (asset) beta of 1.2. It plans a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.75. The tax rate is 20%, the risk-free rate is 1% and the market risk premium is 4.5%. Find the cost of equity re at the new capital structure.
Answer key
- 1. rd·(1 − T) = 4.2 %
- 2. rd·(1 − T) = 3.5 %
- 3. rm = 7.5 %
- 4. WACC = 7.594 %
- 5. WACC = 10.39 %
- 6. re = 9.64 %
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