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VValentinos4y ago#61
Come on people someone reply to me! Whoever had WACC as their question 32 (second C question) please let me know how did you calculate the convertible debt! As per the scenario, the convertible debt was to be converted to 20 shares if i recall correctly or redeemed at nominal value (100). The odd thing about the convertible bond was that it was the first exercise i have encountered that it did not say how many years until conversion or redemption which i found very strange and unnecessary!
HHannah4y ago#62
I discounted at 3 years. I thought the statement was dated end of 2016 and redemption/convertibles was in 2019? But then my post-tax interest didn’t come to much at all so I think I made a mistake somewhere.
YYana4y ago#63
For the 3rd project the initial cost was $5200, as far as I remember. The ROCE I had is 21,8%. Cash flow 9000/4years minus tax 22% and minus amortisation which is 1100. Initial cost+residual value/2 (5200+800)/2. Guys, how did you come up to 38,8%?
VValentinos4y ago#64
@hannahbrown Thank you for your reply. I did not see that it mentioned a year. Was your WACC question about the directors views which linked with M&M tax theory and traditional theory? What additional reasons you wrote for the debt and equity financing?
UUnknown4y ago#65
@valentinos do you remember what was cover in Sec B ??? and someone who got different set..??
HHannah4y ago#66
I wouldn’t worry too much, I definitely did something wrong with my cost of debt because my IRR was so low. 10 mark question so I’m sure we still picked up a few! Yes I got that question too, I mentioned redemption and control as my other two factors. What about you?
FFaisa;4y ago#67
@yana. What did u get for your NPV calculation and Net saving
YYana4y ago#68
I don’t remember the exact figures((.
VValentinos4y ago#69
@hannahbrown I hope i did not loose more than 2-3 marks to be honest from the 10 mark WACC. For the other part of equity and debt i wrote that with equity financing shareholders will have their shares diluted and this would cause issues etc.. and for debt financing i talked about the possible setbacks of high gearing
CColette4y ago#70
I also got 58 days in section B for days. Section C WACC I had a very high % for COC and using IRR for COD was 2.3% very low and I used the bank interest less the tax. Found Section A quite tricky and section B the foreign exchange question was really difficult
SSa4y ago#71
did anyone get turqoise co in sec a in which it was asked to find net total of dollar recepits and payments using forward contracts
SSumaiya4y ago#72
@yanna Yes thats what i did.
SSanket4y ago#73
Did any of you get WACC were Rf - 3% Market return - 12% and Beta 1.3?
HHannah4y ago#74
I was so stuck on this question! I used the higher exchange rates for the payments, lower ones for the receipts, and chose the 3 or 6 month forward rates depending on the timings of transactions. Didn't get any of the 4 choices though, so just guessed in the end.
SSanket4y ago#75
Did any of you get WACC were Rf – 3% Market return – 12% and Beta 1.3?
IIbrokhim4y ago#76
i also got 58 days. and did you get 1.00 for quick ratio?
IIbrokhim4y ago#77
in section A there was a question with the impact of raising interest rates on the company's project. so, i selected the option saying that demand will reduce as consumers choose cheaper import goods. is it true?
SSanket4y ago#78
Yes quick ratio of 1.00. And demand will be reduced
SSanket4y ago#79
What percentage wacc did you get? 12.4%?
IIbrokhim4y ago#80
yeah, i remember it was over 12%
IIbrokhim4y ago#81
how did you calculate the convertibles? did you also find the conversion value to be $100.998 -i mean, number of shares * MV of shares* growth rate (if i remember right, it was 6% every year) so, overall, 20*$4*1.06^4=100.998 was the number of years 4?
SSanket4y ago#82
Yup 100.98. 7% growth rate ,5yrs of time, 12 ordinary shares and share price was 6. So (1.07^5)*6*12
SSanket4y ago#83
What was the answer for 1st question which says the source of finance not likely available to SME?
IIbrokhim4y ago#84
short term overdraft finance
SSanket4y ago#85
I have also choosed the same. But is it correct?
IIbrokhim4y ago#86
A curiosity is that often, with smaller businesses, longer-term loans are easier to obtain that medium term loans because the longer loans are easily secured with mortgages against property. The fact that medium term loans are hard to obtain is a well-known feature of SMEs and is known as the maturity gap. Its main problem arises in a mismatching of assets and liabilities. this statement is obtained from Kaplan. based on the information here, it can be concluded that short and medium finance is hard to obtain for SME.
SSanket4y ago#87
Okay
SSanket4y ago#88
There was a question in section A about spot rate, the currencies were FR and DOLLAR. I got An answer of 25.44. But second part of the question asked did the dollar strenthen or weaken ? What was the answer?
IIbrokhim4y ago#89
weaken, cos as far as i remember, the previous exchange rate was higher than rate, meaning that dollar decreased in value
IIbrokhim4y ago#90
by the way, did you also get the answer choice $113.6 to the question with repayment after 18 month?
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