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Cost of capital of a firm is the minimum rate of return expected by its investors. It is the weighted average cost of various sources of finance used by a firm. It may be defined as the cost of obtaining funds.
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Cost of debt
i.
I Kdb= P
(When issue is at par)
ii. Kdb=
NP=Net Proceeds
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Kda= Kdb(1-t)=
(1-t)
NP
Kda=after tax cost of debt t=rate of tax Cost of Redeemable Debt iv. Before tax cost of debt 1 I+ n (RV-NP) Kdb= 1 2 (RV+NP)
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Kdb=
Kp=
P
D
Kp=
NP
Cost of redeemable preference shares MV-NP D+ n 1 (MV+NP) 2 D=annual preference dividend Kpr=cost of redeemable preference shares MV=maturity value NP=net proceeds
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Kpr=
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D Ke= OR NP
Ke=cost of equity capital D=expected dividend per share NP=net proceeds per share MP=market price per share
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+ G
Ke=
Ke=
EPS MP
EPS=
Number of equity shares
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The cost of retained earnings may be considered as the rate of return which the existing shareholders can obtain by investing the after tax dividends in alternative opportunities. It is the opportunity cost of dividends foregone by the shareholders.
Kr=
D1
NP + G
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Kr=(
D NP
+ G) x (1-t)x(1-b)
Kr=Ke (1-t) x (1-b) D=expected dividend G=growth rate NP= net proceeds of equity issue T= tax rate b= cost of purchasing new securities, brokerage cost Ke= rate of return available for new shareholders.
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Weighted average cost of capital is the average cost of the costs of various sources of financing.
XW Kw= W
Kw= weighted average cost of capital X = cost of specific source of finance W= weight proportion of specific source of finance.
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