10-Video Lesson - The Cost of Capital Mullens estimates that it can issue debt at a rate of rd=15.00% and a tax rate of T=10.00%. It can issue preferred stock that pays a constant dividend of Dp=$5.00 per year and at Pp=$50.00 per share. Also, its common stock currently sells for P0=$17.00 per share. The expected dividend payment of the common stock is D1=$4.25 and the dividend is expected to grow at a constant annual rate of g=5.00% per year. Mullens' target capital structure consists of ws=70.00% common stock, wd=20.00% debt, and wp=10.00% preferred stock. According to the video, the after-tax cost of debt can be stated as and (T) yields an after-tax cost of debt of approximately According to the video, the cost of preferred stock can be stated as Dp and Pp yields a cost of preferred stock of of approximately Hint: Assume no flotation costs. According to the video, the cost of common stock can be stated as , P0, and g yields a cost of common stock of approximately . Plugging in the values for rd . Plugging in the values for Plugging in the values for D1 Recall that the equation for the weighted average cost of capital (WAAC) can be stated as: WAAC=(%ofdebt)(After-taxcostofdebt)+(%ofpreferredstock)(Costofpreferredstock)+(%ofCommonequity)(Costofcommonequity) Plugging in the relevant values into the formula for WACC yields a WAAC of approximately Suppose that Mullens will only accept projects with an expected rate of return that exceeds the WAAC. Which of the following projects will Mullens accept? Check all that apply. Project 1 Project 2 Project 3