The ABC Company has been given two choices by an investment banker. One is to issue 5-percent
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The ABC Company has been given two choices by an investment banker. One is to issue 5-percent convertible 20-year bonds ($1,000 par). The stock price is now $10 per share, and the conversion premium would be 100 percent. The other alternative would be a 4-percent interest rate and a 25-percent conversion premium.
The bondswould be noncallable. The company does not pay a cash dividend on its stock, and it does not intend to start in the near future.
The company has recently issued 20-year straight debt costing 0.10. The company has a 0.40 tax rate.
Which of the two alternatives should the company prefer? Explain.
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An Introduction To Accounting And Managerial Finance A Merger Of Equals
ISBN: 9789814273824
1st Edition
Authors: Harold JR Bierman
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