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For this and the next 7 questions. Kwang Min Chemicals (KMC) is a Korean based chemicals company currently considering the acquisition of a smaller chemicals

For this and the next 7 questions. Kwang Min Chemicals (KMC) is a Korean based chemicals company currently considering the acquisition of a smaller chemicals firm, called Widler Paints (WP). The estimated post-merger cash flows (in millions) for WP are as follows:

Year

1

2

3

4

FCF

$5

$6

$8

$10

Interest expenses

$2

$2

$4

$4

Unlevered horizon value (UHV4)

$200

Horizon value interest tax savings (HVITS4)

$40

Widler Paints (WP) is currently financed with 60% debt at an interest rate of 12%. Additional financial data for WP are as follows: Total debt outstanding is currently $20 million, pre-merger beta (BL) is 2, and post-merger tax rate will be 20%. Assume the risk-free interest rate is 8%, and market risk premium (i.e. market return minus riskfree interest rate) is 5%. Using the CAPM, calculate WP's cost of levered equity; i.e. calculate rEL.

  1. 16%
  2. 14.2%
  3. 18%
  4. 14.4%
  5. None of the above

1 points

QUESTION 2
  1. Calculate the target firm's cost of unlevered equity (that is rEU).
  2. 16%
  3. 14.2%
  4. 18%
  5. 14.4%
  6. None of the above

1 points

QUESTION 3
  1. Calculate the target firm's unlevered beta (BU) using the Hamada formula.
  2. 0.91
  3. 2.91
  4. 1.59
  5. 2.20
  6. None of the above

1 points

QUESTION 4
  1. Calculate the present value of the unlevered firm for the target firm. For this problem, do NOT use your calculated cost of unlevered equity. Instead, please use rEU of 15%. Again, do NOT use the cost of unlevered equity you calculated earlier.
  2. $76.474 million
  3. $134.213 million
  4. $128.495 million
  5. $24.730 million
  6. $14.058 million
  7. $158.943 million
  8. None of the above

1 points

QUESTION 5
  1. Calculate the present value of interest tax savings for the target firm. Again, for this problem, use cost of unlevered equity (rEU) of 15%. Do not use the cost of unlevered equity you calculated earlier.
  2. $76.474 million
  3. $134.213 million
  4. $128.495 million
  5. $24.730 million
  6. $14.058 million
  7. $158.943 million
  8. None of the above

1 points

QUESTION 6
  1. Using the APV method, calculate the target firm's value of operations (VOP) today.
  2. $76.474 million
  3. $134.213 million
  4. $128.495 million
  5. $24.730 million
  6. $14.058 million
  7. $158.943 million
  8. None of the above

1 points

QUESTION 7
  1. What is the value of the target company's equity. Recall that debt level is $20 million.
  2. $76.474 million
  3. $134.213 million
  4. $128.495 million
  5. $24.730 million
  6. $14.058 million
  7. $158.943 million
  8. None of the above

1 points

QUESTION 8
  1. Calculate the target firm's intrinsic stock price if the number of shares is 30 million.
  2. About $4.63
  3. About $3.43
  4. About $3.25
  5. About $1.76
  6. None of the above

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