Kclub has market value of 680million and Gclub has marketvalue of 170 million. Mergerresult in cost savings of, 500, 000 a year forever. Costsavings will grow at 5% a year.Kclub proposes to buy Gclub for306 million. Payment will be intwo years. Cost of capital is30%. K has 100million shareaand G has 100million shares.Find: A. Present value of mergerB. Cost to shareholders of Kclubfrom merger C. Npvmergerto Kclub shareholders

Kclub has market value of 680million and Gclub has marketvalue of 170 million. Mergerresult in cost savings of, 500, 000 a year forever. Costsavings will grow at 5% a year.Kclub proposes to buy Gclub for306 million. Payment will be intwo years. Cost of capital is30%. K has 100million shareaand G has 100million shares.Find: A. Present value of mergerB. Cost to shareholders of Kclubfrom merger C. Npvmergerto Kclub shareholders

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter23: Corporate Restructuring

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