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All 9 Homeworks MFA
Kalim Limited is considering the following investments to invest its surplus funds. The
company can only invest in 1 project:
Required
Select 1 best project for investment.
Question 2
Haaj Limited has obtained a loan of Rs 250,000 at an interest rate of 16% p.a. and wishes to
investment this amount in projects which at least covers the interest cost in annual term.
Following investment opportunities are available:
Required
Pick all investable projects.
(Ret-Invs) (Incm/Invs)
Project Investment Return Income HPY Annualized Yield
W 125,000 136,250 11,250 9.00% 18.00% (9%/6x12)
X 70,000 77,700 7,700 11.00% 11.00% (11%/12x12)
Y 26,000 28,080 2,080 8.00% 24.00% (8%/4x12)
Z 29,000 34,800 5,800 20.00% 30.00% (20%/8x12)
The company should invest in all projects except X which is not providing the
minimum return of 16%
Question 1
Equity Liabilities
Share Capital 210,000 Long term Debt 450,000
Share Premium 112,000 Bank OD 146,500
Retained earnings 450,000 Trade Creditors 85,000
Revaluation Reserves 105,000 681,500
877,000
Required
Calculate WACC for the company
Solution
Question 2
Required
Calculate WACC
Solution
Question 3
Solution
Government Securities
AAA rate corporate Bonds
BBB rated bonds
Junk Bonds
Shares of a good company
Shares of a lwe performing company
Question 1
Equity
Share capital 460,000
Reserves 840,000
Required
Calculate WACC of the company
Solution
Book Value Market Value
Equity 1,300,000 1.60 2,080,000
Debt 625,000 1.24 775,000
2,855,000
WACC
M. Value Rate Cost
Equity 2,080,000 19% 395,200
Debt 775,000 9% 69,750
2,855,000 464,950
WACC 16.285%
Question 2
Following is the balance sheet extracts of Illusion Limited at 31 Dec 2022:
Required
Calculate WACC of the company
Solution
Market Value
B. Value Factor M. Value
Equity 800,000 1.50 1,200,000
Debt 400,000 0.90 360,000
1,560,000
WACC
M.Value Rate Cost
Equity 1,200,000 16% 192,000
Debt 360,000 9% 32,400
1,560,000 224,400
WACC 14.385%
Question 1
Solution
Question 2
Following data pertain to three companies:
Required
Calculate Ke for all companies
Solution
Growth rate
Retention Ratio (b) 60% 40% 20%
ROE ® 20% 15% 16%
Growth rate (bxr) 12.00% 6.00% 3.20%
Cost of Equity
Dividend / share 24.00 48.00 112.00
MV per share 336.00 508.80 555.69
Growth rate 12.00% 6.00% 3.20%
Ke 20.00% 16.00% 24.00%
Question 3
Required
calculate Ke of the company if market value of the company is Rs 95,676
Solution
Opening equity 68,000
Profit earned 16,320
ROE (profit/Opening equity) 24.00%
Retention %
Profit earned 16,320
Dividend 11,424
Retained profit 4,896
Retention % 30.00%
Question 1
J Limited K Limited
Opening Net Assets 450,000 360,000
Profit 81,000 86,400
Dividend (56,700) (43,200)
Closing Net Assets 474,300 403,200
Required
Calculate the market value of both companies
Question 2
Year Dividend
2001 45.20
2002 48.82
2003 53.21
2004 58.53
2005 63.80
Required
Calculate Cost of equity
Question 3
Required
Calculate the market value of the company (shares issued 80,000)
5Solution
Solution 1
J Limited K Limited
Profit 81,000 86,400
Opening Net Assets 450,000 360,000
ROE(Profit/op NA) ('r) 18% 24%
Dividend 56,700 43,200
Payout ratio 70% 50%
Retention Ratio (b) 30% 50%
Solution 2
Growth model
Lastest Diviend 63.80
Oldest dividend 45.20
Time 4
Growth rate 9.00%
MV per share 650
Solution 3
Yr Dividend PV at 15%
1 40.00 34.78
2 47.20 35.69
3 55.70 36.62
4 65.72 37.58
5 77.55 38.56
PV of first 5 years 183.23
Total PV 637.34
Question 1
Sumair Limited has been paying dividend to its ordinary shareholders in the following manner:
Required
1. Calculate growth rate in dividends using:
a) Dividend history
b) Gordon's model
2. Calculate cost of equity (current situation)
2. Calculate the impact of the above measures on the market value of the company.
Solution
Growth rate through dividend history Growth rate using Gordon's function
Comparison
Previous market value 2,786,860 16,000 x 174.1787
New Market Value 2,909,091
Increase 122,231
Conclusion
New business arrangement is profitable for the company
7
Question 1
Linovo Limited is operating in computer industry for quite sometime now. The company is
considered the most risky company of the sector because of heavy investments in research
and development which sometime result in success and seldom result in failure and loss of
huge investments.
Required
Calculate the market value of the company if the copmany has in issue a share capital of
65,800 shares
Question 2
Mishqat Limited is considering to obtain some loan and wishes to calculate the impact of it on
the market value of equity (per share)
Before After
Loan Loan
Expected Dividend per share 40.00 48.00
Growth rate 4.00% 5.00%
Ke 16.00% 17.50%
Required
Calcualte the impact on market value per share
Sol 7
Solution 1
Solution 2
Question
Following data pertains to a bond issued some time ago by Brain Limited:
Case 1
Calculate the market value of the bond assuming
- Market rate is 15%
- No taxes are applicable
- Redemption value will be Rs 105
Case 2
Calculate the market value of the bond assuming
- Market rate is 11% post tax
- Tax rate applicable is 25%
- Redemption value will be Rs 100
Case 3
Calculate the market value of the bond assuming
- Market rate is 10% post tax
- Tax rate applicable is 40%
- Redemption value will be Rs 105
Case 4
Calculate the Cost of Debt (Mkts rate) of the bond assuming
- Market Value is Rs 96
- No Tax is applicable
- Redemption value will be Rs 100
Case 5
Calculate the Cost of Debt (Mkts rate) of the bond assuming
- Market Value is Rs 102
- Tax rate applicable is 25%
- Redemption value will be Rs 100
Case 6
Calculate the Cost of Debt (Mkts rate) of the bond assuming
- Market Value is Rs 104
- Tax rate applicable is 40%
- Redemption value will be Rs 110
Sol 8
Solution
Case 1
1.00 2.00 3.00
Interest 12.00 12.00 12.00
Redemption Value 105.00
Net Cash flows 12.00 12.00 117.00
PV at 15% 10.43 9.07 76.93
Market Value 96.44
Case 2
1.00 2.00 3.00
Interest 12.00 12.00 12.00
Tax savings (3.00) (3.00) (3.00)
Redemption Value 100.00
Net Cash flows 9.00 9.00 109.00
PV at 11% 8.11 7.30 79.70
Market Value 95.11
Case 3
1.00 2.00 3.00
Interest 12.00 12.00 12.00
Tax savings (4.80) (4.80) (4.80)
Redemption Value 105.00
Net Cash flows 7.20 7.20 112.20
PV at 10% 6.55 5.95 84.30
Market Value 96.79
Case 4
- 1.00 2.00 3.00
Market Value (96.00)
Interest 12.00 12.00 12.00
Redemption Value 100.00
Net Cash flows (96.00) 12.00 12.00 112.00 NPV
PV at 10% (96.00) 10.91 9.92 84.15 8.97
PV at 15% (96.00) 10.43 9.07 73.64 (2.85)
a 10% b 15%
A 8.97 B (2.85)
Irr 13.79%
Sol 8
Case 5
- 1.00 2.00 3.00
Market Value (102.00)
Interest 12.00 12.00 12.00
Tax (3.00) (3.00) (3.00)
Redemption Value 100.00
Net Cash flows (102.00) 9.00 9.00 109.00 NPV
PV at 6% (102.00) 8.49 8.01 91.52 6.02
PV at 10% (102.00) 8.18 7.44 81.89 (4.49)
a 6% b 10%
A 6.02 B (4.49)
Irr 8.29%
Case 6
- 1.00 2.00 3.00
Market Value (104.00)
Interest 12.00 12.00 12.00
Tax (4.80) (4.80) (4.80)
Redemption Value 110.00
Net Cash flows (104.00) 7.20 7.20 117.20 NPV
PV at 6% (104.00) 6.79 6.41 98.40 7.60
PV at 10% (104.00) 6.55 5.95 88.05 (3.45)
a 6% b 10%
A 7.60 B (3.45)
Irr 8.75%
Question 1
Following is the capital structure of Jamal and company as at December 2021:
Other information
1. Price earning multiple of the company is 7.
2. Dividend history for the last 5 years:
Required
Calculate WACC for the company
Solution
Equity
Growth rate
Dividend 2021 2.5526
Dividend 2017 2.1000
Time 4 Years
Growth rate 5.000%
Cost of Equity (Ke)
Market Value per share 25.53
Dividend 2.5526
Growth rate 5.0000%
Ke 15.500%
- 1 2 3
Market Value (102.00)
Interest 8.00 8.00 8.00
Tax savings (2.40) (2.40) (2.40)
Redemption 100.00
Net Cash flows (102.00) 5.60 5.60 105.60
NPV@ 10% (102.00) 5.09 4.63 79.34 (12.94)
NPV@ 4% (102.00) 5.38 5.18 93.88 2.44
IRR 4.952%
10% Debentures
Cost of Debt (Kd - market rate) is given so we have to find out the market value