Assume Tiger Corporation needs to raise in capital so it can expand its operational activities. Company issues and sells 33,000 shares of stock at $13 each to raise the money which expect to provide a return of 5.8%. Furthermore, they sell 33,000 bonds for $50 each to raise the other in capital with expected rate of return of 9.5% where tax rate is 15%. What would be the effect of this financing on WACC if industry average is 5%?.

Assume Tiger Corporation needs to raise in capital so it can expand its operational activities. Company issues and sells 33,000 shares of stock at $13 each to raise the money which expect to provide a return of 5.8%. Furthermore, they sell 33,000 bonds for $50 each to raise the other in capital with expected rate of return of 9.5% where tax rate is 15%. What would be the effect of this financing on WACC if industry average is 5%?.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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