Inca Breweries of Peru. Inca Breweries of Lima, Peru, has received an order for 10,500 cartons of beer from Alicante Importers of Alicante, Spain. The beer will be exported to Spain under the terms of a letter of credit issued by a Madrid bank on behalf of Alicante Importers. The letter of credit specifies that the face value of the shipment, US$734,000, will be paid 120 days after the Madrid bank accepts a draft drawn by Inca Breweries in accordance with the terms of the letter of credit. The current discount rate on a 4-month bankers' acceptance is 8.5% per annum, and Inca Breweries estimates its weighted average cost of capital to be 20.8% per annum. The commission for selling a bankers' acceptance in the discount market is 1.1% of the face amount. How much cash will Inca Breweries receive from the sale if it holds the acceptance until maturity? Do you recommend that inca Breweries hold the acceptance until maturity or discount it at once in the U.S. bankers' acceptance market? (NOTE: Assume a 360-day year.) How much cash will Inca Breweries receive from the sale if it holds the acceptance until maturity? Alternative 1: If Inca Breweries holds the draft for 120 days after the bank accepts it, Inca Breweries will receive the face amount of $734,000. The present value of $734,000 received 120 days hence, discounted at Inca's WACC is $ (Round to the nearest cent.)