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Capital Structure - Principles of Finance
Capital Structure - Principles of Finance
Ques: 1
Suppose that the Present Capital Structure of The Hawaii Company Ltd. Is as follows.
The company is planing to expand it’s capacity that will require additional capital of TK 60,00,000.
The expected earning before interest and taxes (EBIT) is TK 40,00,000 & Corporate Tax rate is 40%.
Ques: 2
Following is a capital structure of the XYZ Company
To finance and expansion program the company needs additional capital of TK 40,00,000.
There are 3 alternative methods of financing.
1. Through 14% Debt financing
2. Through 12% Preferred Stock financing
3. Selling Common Stock share of TK 160 per share
Assuming 40% corporate tax rate & expected earning before tax (EBIT) TK 15,00,000.
Find out:
i. EPS under it’s alternative method of financing
ii. Indifference point of EBIT under method 1 & 3. Show the indifference point in graph.
Ques: 3
Following is a capital structure of the XYZ Company
To finance and expansion program the company needs additional capital of TK 40,00,000.
There are 4 alternative methods of financing.
1. Through 14% Debt financing
2. Through 12% Preferred Stock financing
3. Selling Common Stock share of TK 160 per share
4. 40% issuing 14% Debenture & 60% 12% Preferred Stock
Assuming 40% corporate tax rate & expected earning before tax (EBIT) TK 17,00,000.
Find out:
i. EPS under it’s alternative method of financing
ii. Indifference point of EBIT under method 1 & 3. Show the indifference point in graph.
Ques: 4
A Cement Manufacturing Company earn EBIT of TK 6,00,000 producing 10,000 bags of cement last
year.
The capital structure of the company was
The company is planing to expand it’s capacity that will require additional capital of TK 20,00,000 in
the next year.
Expected earning before tax (EBIT) TK 4,00,000 & corporate tax rate of the company is 25%.
Find out:
i. EPS under it’s alternative method of financing
ii. Indifference point of EBIT under method 1 & 2. Show the indifference point in graph.