YULLILLE. Suppose you have been hired as a financial consultant to Milton Fabricators LLP. ("MFL"), a large, publicly traded firm that is the market share leader in radon detection systems (RDSS). The company is looking at setting up a manufacturing plant overseas to produce a new line of RDSs. The project will require an investment of $10.0 million dollars and the president of the company wants to be sure she understands her cost of capital before going ahead with the decision. Market information for the latest year-end (Dec-31-19) is as follows: Debt The company has issued 10,500 bonds, each with a par value of $1,000 and a coupon rate of 6.80 percent (payable semi- annually). The bonds were issued 4 years ago with a 30 year maturity. They are currently selling for $1,080.00 each 439,000 common shares have been authorized (with 334,000 shares issued and outstanding). Common shares are selling for $55.000 per share. 137.000 preferred shares have been authorized (with 122.000 issued and outstanding). The closing price of preferred shares was $40.400 per share. Common Stock Preferred Stock MFL uses G.M. Wharton as its lead underwriter. Wharton charges MFL 5.00 percent commission on new common stock issues, 6.00 percent on new preferred stock issues, and 6.00 percent on new debt issues. Wharton has included all direct and indirect flotation costs in these rates. The preferred shares were issued six years ago and pay an annual dividend of $2.440 per share. Last year, MFL declared and paid a common share dividend of $1.590 per share. This represented a 5.00 percent growth in the common share dividend (a rate that is expected to continue into the future) and a dividend payout ratio of 35.00 percent (also expected to continue into the future). MFL's tax rate is 45.00 percent. Preliminary year-end results show net earnings (after interest, taxes and preferred share dividends) for the year ending Dec-31-19 is $20 million B. Calculate the after-tax cost of debt: 1. If the par value of each bond is $1,000, what is the yield-to-maturity? % 2. The yield you calculated in part 1 is the nominal yield. Since the bonds compound semi-annually, what is the effective yield on the bond? 7% 3. Calculate the after-tax cost of debt using the effective yield. (Note: If you don't know how to calculate the effective yield, use the nominal yield you calculated in part 1. Show me you know how to calculate after-tax cost of debt, even if you're starting with the wrong number.) % C. Calculate the after-tax cost of preferred shares. % D. Calculate the after-tax cost common equity in the form of retained earnings (Ke). % E. Calculate the after-tax cost of common equity in the form of new shares (Kn). % F. The company needs to finance $10.0 million in new capital projects. How much of that can be funded without issuing new common stock? enter your answer in whole numbers eg 1000.000 not 10 milion, Don't enter the dollarsign $ G. What is the weighted average cost of capital if: 1. the company uses new debt, new preferred shares and just retained earnings? % 2. the company uses new debt, new preferred shares and new common shares? "Prev zorg Next SAMSUNG