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CORPORATE FINANCE FINAL EXAM: FALL 1992 1. You have been asked to analyze the capital structure of DASA Inc, and make recommendations on a future course of action. DASA Inc. has 40 million shares outstanding, selling at $20 per share and a debt-equity ratio (in market value terms) of 0.25. The beta of the stock is 1.15, and the firm currently has a AA rating, with a corresponding market interest rate of 10%. The firm's income statement is as follows: EBIT $150 million

Interest Exp. $ 20 million Taxable Inc. Taxes Net Income $130 million $ 52 million $ 78 million

The current riskfree rate is 8% and the market risk premium is 5.5%. a. What is the firm's current weighted average cost of capital? (1 point)

b. The firm is proposing borrowing an additional $200 million in debt and repurchasing stock. If it does so its rating will decline to A, with a market interest rate of 11%. What will the Weighted average cost of capital be if they make this move? (1 point)

c. What will the new stock price be if they borrow $200 million and repurchase stock (assuming rational investors)? (1 point) d. Now assume that the firm has another option to raise its debt/equity ratio (instead of borrowing money and repurchasing stock). It has considerable capital expenditures planned for the next year ($150 million). The company also pays $1 in dividends per share currently (Current Stock Price=$20). If the company finances all its capital expenditures with debt and doubles its dividend yield from the current level for the next year, what would you expect the debt/equity ratio to be at the end of the next year. (3 points)

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2a. RYBR Inc., an all-equity firm, has net income of $100 million currently and expects this number to grow at 10% a year for the next three years. The firm's working capital increased by $10 million this year and is expected to increase by the same dollar amount each of the next three years. The...