Consider a company that is currently all-equity financed with a share price of $10 and 3.9M (M=million) outstanding shares. The corporate tax rate is 21%. The company unexpectedly announces a leveraged recap: it will soon borrow $10.2M in permanent debt in order to buy back existing equity shares. The debt is risky, so the company might enter financial r distress in the future. Q: If the share price goes up by $0.17 right after the announcement, what is the present value of future financial distress costs that is reflected in the new share price?