Omega Corporation has 11.2 million shares outstanding, now trading at $53 per share. The firm has estimated the expected rate of return to shareholders at about 12%. It has also issued long-term bonds...

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Omega Corporation has 11.2 million shares outstanding, now trading at $53 per share. The firm has estimated the expected rate of return to shareholders at about 12%. It has also issued long-term bonds at an interest rate of 9%. It pays tax at a marginal rate of 35%. Assume a $190 million debt issuance.













a.

What is Omega’s after-tax WACC?
(Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to 2 decimal places.)













Omega’s after-tax WACC

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b.

How much higher would WACC be if Omega used no debt at all? (Hint:
For this problem you can assume that the firm’s overall beta [ß
A
] is not affected by its capital structure or by the taxes saved because debt interest is tax-deductible.)
(Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to 2 decimal places.)













WACC

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Answer To: Omega Corporation has 11.2 million shares outstanding, now trading at $53 per share. The firm has...

David answered on Dec 25 2021
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a) Unit value of share = $ 53
Number of shares outstanding = 11.2 million
Total market value of
shares = 53*11.2 = $ 593.6 million
Market value of debt = $190 million
Weight of equity (we) = 593.6/(593.6+190) = 0.7575
Weight of debt(wd) = 190/(593.6+190) = 0.24247
Cost of equity (ke) =...
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