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Ordinary shares cost of equity -312 2022-2023 FM kaplan kit

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  • June 8, 2023 at 12:52 pm #686507
    alawi sayed
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    Hello sir,

    The question was asking the weighted average after tax cost of capital:

    for this I calculated the
    loan notes cost
    preference share cost of capital
    Ordinary share capital

    But for the ordinary share capital it is given in the question the ex div cost of equity of 12%

    So do I have to to calculate the Required cost of return by using Do(1+g)
    ———– +g
    Po

    Or because we have already given the cost of equity of 12% so I don’t need to do so.

    Because we are not looking for the rate of return after one year .So we can use the 12% cost of equity rate .

    If we are given this rate do we have ever need to calculate it in any situation ?

    can you please clarify sir,

    Thanks,
    ————————————————————-

    q
    312 NN CO (DEC 10 – MODIFIED)
    The following financial information refers to NN Co:
    Current statement of financial position
    $m
    $m
    $m
    Assets
    Non?current assets
    101
    Current assets
    Inventory
    11
    Trade receivables
    21
    Cash
    10
    ––––
    42
    ––––
    Total assets
    143
    ––––
    Equity and liabilities
    Ordinary share capital
    50
    Preference share capital
    25
    Retained earnings
    19
    ––––
    Total equity
    94
    Non?current liabilities
    Long?term borrowings
    20
    Current liabilities
    Trade payables
    22
    Other payables
    7
    ––––
    Total current liabilities
    29
    Total liabilities
    49
    ––––
    Total equity and liabilities
    143
    ––––
    NN Co has just paid a dividend of 66 cents per share and has a cost of equity of 12%. The
    dividends of the company have grown in recent years by an average rate of 3% per year. The
    ordinary shares of the company have a nominal value of 50 cents per share and an ex div
    market value of $8.30 per share.
    The long?term borrowings of NN Co consist of 7% bonds that are redeemable in six years’
    time at their nominal value of $100 per bond. The current ex interest market price of the
    bonds is $103.50.
    The preference shares of NN Co have a nominal value of 50 cents per share and pay an annual
    dividend of 8%. The ex div market value of the preference shares is 67 cents per share.
    NN Co pay profit tax at an annual rate of 25% per year.

    Required:
    (a)
    Calculate the equity value of NN Co using the following business valuation methods:
    (i)
    the dividend growth model
    (ii)
    net asset value. ?
    (5 marks)
    (b)
    Calculate the after?tax cost of debt of NN Co. ?
    (4 marks)
    (c)
    Calculate the weighted average after?tax cost of capital of NN Co. ?
    (6 marks)
    (d)
    Explain the concept of market efficiency and distinguish between strong form
    efficiency and semi?strong form efficiency.

    June 8, 2023 at 5:53 pm #686548
    John Moffat
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    The cost of equity is always the shareholders required rate of return and is given as being 12%.

    You need to use the dividend growth model to calculate the market value per share for part (a) (i) .

    All of this is explained in my free lectures. They are a complete free course for Paper FM and cover everything needed to be able to pass the exam well.

    June 8, 2023 at 8:11 pm #686583
    alawi sayed
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    Thanks Sir,

    But for calculating the WACC when we want to get the cost of equity for the ordinary shares
    then we should use the 12% times the ratio of ordinary shares to total capital and we don’t have again to find the cost of ordinary share percentage l by using

    re = Do(1 + g)
    ————- +g
    Po

    Right??

    Thanks,

    June 9, 2023 at 7:42 am #686622
    John Moffat
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    You are given the cost of equity. What you are not given is the theoretical market value of the shares, and that you have to calculate yourself using the growth model formula.

    Again, have you watched the free lectures on this?

    June 9, 2023 at 8:58 am #686629
    alawi sayed
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    Yes Sir I have watched all the lectures,

    So when we calculate the value of the shares by this cost of equity and we calculate the WACC of all the capital then we can call it the theoretical market value .Right?

    Thanks for help.

    June 9, 2023 at 12:22 pm #686645
    alawi sayed
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    Yes Sir, sorry ignore the above post

    I then use the Dividend growth model to get the share using the cost of equity of 12%

    (66c × 1.03)/(0.12 – 0.03) = 755 cents per share or $7.55 per share
    Number of ordinary shares = $50m/$0.5 = 100m shares

    now using this price $7.55
    Value of NN Co = 100m × $7.55 = $755m
    is this value called the theoretical value ?

    and then for calculating the the WACC we have to consider the 12% as the rate of return for the ordinary shares
    Market value of equity = Ve = 100m shares × $8.30 = $830m

    WACC = [830/884.2] × 12 + [33.5/884.2] × 6 + [20.7/884.2] × 4.6 = 11.6%

    No my doubt is do we have to think that this 12% to be updated using the dividend growth model

    re = Do(1 + g)
    ————- +g
    Po

    This is what was causing doubt to me ,

    Please clarify Sir,

    Thanks,

    June 10, 2023 at 10:12 am #686736
    John Moffat
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    The theoretical value is the value from the formula using 12%.

    The WACC is calculated also using 12%.

    June 11, 2023 at 4:26 pm #686794
    alawi sayed
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    Thanks sir it is clear now.

    June 11, 2023 at 4:53 pm #686800
    John Moffat
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    You are welcome 🙂

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