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    Oct 27, 2011, 05:56 AM
    Repurchase shares and debt
    If a firm repurchase their own shares with debt. How will it effect cost of capital?
    Equity: 5 mill, cost of equity: 20%
    Debt:1 mill (use to repurchase stock) Cost of debt: 10 %
    What is overall cost of capital?
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    Oct 27, 2011, 06:00 AM
    Debt and required return?
    Debt and required return?
    It's a all-equity firm. The firm's equity has a market
    Value of $5 million. The cost of equity is currently 20%.
    $1 million in debt and to use the proceeds to repurchase stock. No taxes
    The cost of debt is 10%.
    After the repurchase, what will be the required return on equity?

    I Hope someone can help..
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    Oct 27, 2011, 06:11 AM
    Stock price
    Jørgensen & Co is currently an all-equity firm, with a cost of capital of 15%. The
    Company has recently announced a $50 million are & D project that will reduce annual
    Costs from $300 million to $285 million in perpetuity (starting next year). The firm
    Can finance the project either through retained earnings or with a new bond issue. The
    Interest rate for comparable corporate loans is 8%. After the announcement Jørgensen
    Has 10 million shares of stock outstanding at $30 a share. Furthermore, the company
    Has sufficient earnings to utilize the corporate tax shield if the project is debt
    Financed. The relevant marginal tax rate is 30%. (Disregard investor tax).
    What was the stock price before the announcement?
    (a) The stock price before the announcement was $25.
    (b) The stock price before the announcement was $25.
    (c) The stock price before the announcement was $20.
    (d) The stock price before the announcement was $23.5.
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    Oct 27, 2011, 06:16 AM
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    Oct 27, 2011, 06:31 AM
    I have do that in this way:
    Required rate =0,20+ 1/5*(0,10)
    = 22%

    But the right answer is 22,5%
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    Oct 27, 2011, 09:05 AM
    I have solved that this way:

    new equity after Repurchased shares: 5-1= 4
    wacc= 4/5*20%+1/5*10%= 18 %
    re=18%+1/4(18%-10%)= 20% The overall cost of capital...

    Its right calculation method?

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