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Calculate the WACC (Weighted Average Capital Costs) of the company Fischer and Friends LTD given the current financial structure Equity M 1 Ordinary Shares 1000

Calculate the WACC (Weighted Average Capital Costs) of the company Fischer and Friends LTD given the current financial structure

Equity M
1 Ordinary Shares 1000
1 6% Preference Shares 225
Retained Profits 700
Total 1925
Debt
Unsecured 6% Bond 2025 500
Secured Loan (Floating rate 7%) 200
Secured Loan (6.25% PA+ Base 0.1%) 312.734513
Total 700
Grand Total 2934.734513

Note that in the previous year profit before tax was 500 M

Also Ordinary shareholders have previously received the following dividends

3 Years ago - 5%

2 Years ago - 6%

1 Year ago 6.5

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