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FCF and FCFE method

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  • August 21, 2020 at 3:17 pm #581417
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    Question

    Wmart Co plans to make a bid for the entire share capital of Ada Co, a company in the same
    industry. It is expected that a bid of $75m for the entire share capital of Ada Co will be successful.
    The acquisition will generate the following after-tax operating cash flows (ie pre-interest) over the
    next few years by:
    Year $m
    1 5.6
    2 7.4
    3 8.3
    4 onwards 12.1
    Both companies have similar gearing levels of 16.7% (debt as a % of total finance).
    Ada Co has a $15 million bank loan paying a fixed rate of 5.75%.
    Wmart Co has an equity beta of 2.178, the risk-free rate is 5.75% and the market rate is 10%.
    Corporation tax is at 30%.
    Required
    Assess whether the acquisition will enhance shareholder wealth in Wmart Co. (Use both Approach 1
    and Approach 2.)

    Answer –

    WACC = (15 ? 0.833) + (4.03 ? 0.167) = 13.2% (rounded to 13%)

    How did we get 0.833 in the calculation of WACC ?

    August 22, 2020 at 8:46 am #581461
    John Moffat
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    Please do not repeat the same question.

    You asked it before and I answered. Then 2 hours later you ask the same question again!!!

    The question says that debt is 16.7% of the total finance. Therefore equity is the other 83.3% (0.833) of the total.

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