Zerriman Co. wants to raise equity capital (sell stock shares) to fund a $15 milliondollar project that will increase net income by 18%. The company will sell sharesfor $160 each less the underwriter's 7.86% charge. Overhead costs for the stockissue will be $1,850,000. Currently, the company has 2,635,000 shares outstandingand generates $81,955,440 in net income. If the Price-to-Earnings ratio (PE ratio)stays constant at 5.25, how will the stock sale impact the market value of the shares(stock price)? (Note: this problem will require calculating the number of shares sold,as well as EPS and share price for pre- and post-sale.)

EPS is earning per share and income earned by shareholders and can be obtained by dividing net…

ect that will increase net income by 18%. The company will sell shares ach less the underwriter's 7.86% charge. Overhead costs for the stock be $1,850,000. Currently, the company has 2,635,000 shares outstanding ates $81,955,440 in net income. If the Price-to-Earnings ratio (PE ratio) tant at 5.25, how will the stock sale impact the market value of the shares ce)? (Note: this problem will require calculating the number of shares sold, EPS and share price for pre- and post-sale.)

ect that will increase net income by 18%. The company will sell shares ach less the underwriter's 7.86% charge. Overhead costs for the stock be $1,850,000. Currently, the company has 2,635,000 shares outstanding ates $81,955,440 in net income. If the Price-to-Earnings ratio (PE ratio) tant at 5.25, how will the stock sale impact the market value of the shares ce)? (Note: this problem will require calculating the number of shares sold, EPS and share price for pre- and post-sale.)

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