Lamina Equipments Company's current capital structure consists of 8% debt with a market value and book value of P4,000,000 and 200,000 shares of outstanding common stock with a market value of P15,000,000. The firm is considering a P6,000,000 expansion program using one of the following financing plans. Plan I: Sell additional debt at 10% interest Plan II: Sell preferred shares with a 10.5% dividend yield Plan III: Sell new ordinary equity securities at P150 per share The corporate tax rate is 34%. Ignore flotation costs. (a) If the expected level of EBIT after the expansion is P2,500,000, the EPS for each financing plan is calculated as follows: VALUE 5% CAMINA CURRENT CAPITAL CONSISTS OF.L- 8% PEST EBIT SELL APPE DEBT AT INTEREST Less: Interest on existing debt - 6M+1h Interest on new debt Total Dividends - Preferred shares GMX 10 Earnings available to common shareholders Earnings before taxes Less: Income taxes (Earnings besme Tax 537,200- Net income CORPORATE THY AX 341 P1,042,800 Ordinary Equity Shares Earnings per share Plan I = P920,000 Plan II = PROGRAM Plan III= P320,000 Plan II Preferred Shares P2,500,000 320,000 320,000 600,000 NO ADR4 DG BT= 0 920,000 320,000 320,000 P1,580,000 EPT P2,180,000 ET P2,180,000 +37741,200 741,200 P1,438,800 P1,438,800 630,000 Plan I Debt P2,500,000 P320,000+ SPONDYSELD P1,042,800 <-200,000 GIVEN SHAPS P5.2) ↑ The financial break-even point is the level of EBIT at the firm's EPS equals zero. 2 DECIMAL PLACES P 808,800 200,000 P4.04 630,000 (1-.34).66 Plan III Ordinary Equity Shares P2,500,000 320,000 = P1,274,545 NADD+ DEST PL.438.800 280.000. P5.14 MAKET VALUE 1SM SHARES 200K 0 EXPASION PROGRAMM 75 = 200,000 75 MARKE DEK 80,000 SAMP
Lamina Equipments Company's current capital structure consists of 8% debt with a market value and book value of P4,000,000 and 200,000 shares of outstanding common stock with a market value of P15,000,000. The firm is considering a P6,000,000 expansion program using one of the following financing plans. Plan I: Sell additional debt at 10% interest Plan II: Sell preferred shares with a 10.5% dividend yield Plan III: Sell new ordinary equity securities at P150 per share The corporate tax rate is 34%. Ignore flotation costs. (a) If the expected level of EBIT after the expansion is P2,500,000, the EPS for each financing plan is calculated as follows: VALUE 5% CAMINA CURRENT CAPITAL CONSISTS OF.L- 8% PEST EBIT SELL APPE DEBT AT INTEREST Less: Interest on existing debt - 6M+1h Interest on new debt Total Dividends - Preferred shares GMX 10 Earnings available to common shareholders Earnings before taxes Less: Income taxes (Earnings besme Tax 537,200- Net income CORPORATE THY AX 341 P1,042,800 Ordinary Equity Shares Earnings per share Plan I = P920,000 Plan II = PROGRAM Plan III= P320,000 Plan II Preferred Shares P2,500,000 320,000 320,000 600,000 NO ADR4 DG BT= 0 920,000 320,000 320,000 P1,580,000 EPT P2,180,000 ET P2,180,000 +37741,200 741,200 P1,438,800 P1,438,800 630,000 Plan I Debt P2,500,000 P320,000+ SPONDYSELD P1,042,800 <-200,000 GIVEN SHAPS P5.2) ↑ The financial break-even point is the level of EBIT at the firm's EPS equals zero. 2 DECIMAL PLACES P 808,800 200,000 P4.04 630,000 (1-.34).66 Plan III Ordinary Equity Shares P2,500,000 320,000 = P1,274,545 NADD+ DEST PL.438.800 280.000. P5.14 MAKET VALUE 1SM SHARES 200K 0 EXPASION PROGRAMM 75 = 200,000 75 MARKE DEK 80,000 SAMP
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Transcribed Image Text:Assessing Long-term Debt, Equity and Capital Structure 625
Illustrative Case 24-2. Financing Expansion Program
Lamina Equipments Company's current capital structure consists of 8% debt
with a market value and book value of P4,000,000 and 200,000 shares of
outstanding common stock with a market value of P15,000,000. The firm is
considering a P6,000,000 expansion program using one of the following
financing plans.
Plan I: Sell additional debt at 10% interest
Plan II: Sell preferred shares with a 10.5% dividend yield
Plan III: Sell new ordinary equity securities at P150 per share
The corporate tax rate is 34%. Ignore flotation costs.
(a) If the expected level of EBIT after the expansion is P2,500,000, the EPS for
each financing plan is calculated as follows:
BOOK VALUE 5% CAMINA CURRENT CAPITAL CONSISTS OF.L- 8% PEST
4MXSE
EBIT SELL APPE DEBT AT 10% INTEREST
Less: Interest on existing debt
EXPANSION 6MX10h Interest on new debt
PROGAM
Total
Ordinary Equity Shares
Earnings per share
PROGRAM
Plan I
Debt
P2,500,000
Earnings before taxes
Less: Income taxes (Earnings befmx-537,200-
Net income
P1,042,800
CORPORATE THY EX 34
Dividends - Preferred shares GMX 10
Earnings available to common O YSELD
shareholders
P2,500,000
320,000
NO ADR4 DG BT = 0
320,000
P1,580,000 EPT P2,180,000 ET
+37741,200
P1,438,800
630,000
Plan II = P320,000+←
Plan III= P320,000
320,000
600,000
920,000
GIVEN SHIPS
P1,042,800
<-200,000
Plan II
Preferred
Shares
630,000
(1-.34).66
P 808,800
200,000
P4.04
Plan III
Ordinary
Equity
Shares
= P1,274,545
P2,500,000
320,000
NADD+ DEST
320,000
P2,180,000
741,200
P1,438,800
P5.2)
↑
-DECIMAL PLACES
The financial break-even point is the level of EBIT at the firm's EPS equals zero.
Plan I = P920,000
P1.438.800
280.000
P5.14
MAKET VALUE
1SM
SHARES 200K
0
рарабор расивам ст
75
= 280,000
75 MARKET PRICE
PER SHARE
80,000+ 200,00
SHARES

Transcribed Image Text:EPS.
Mathematically, the indifference poim can be found by solving for ED..
a) EPS (debt) = EPS (Ordinary equity share)
P000's
(EBIT-P920) (1.34) - PO
(EBIT-P920) (.66) - PO
Cross multiplying:
POOO'S
200
200
Cross multiplying:
by the same margin throughout the EBIT and
X)
(P280) (.66 EBIT-P607.20)
184.8 EBIT-P170,016 =
1848-132 =
P000's
920×0.66
(EBIT-P320) (1.34)- P630
200
P2,420 (in thousands)
or P2,420.000
b) EPS (Preferred shares) = EPS (Ordinary equity share)
PO00's
(EBIT-P320) (1 -.34) - PO
140.280
52.8 EBIT = P127,776
EBIT =
аха
320 x 0.66
↓
(P200) (.66 EBIT - P211.20)
132 EBIT-P42,240 607. 20- 1948x100 42,
(P280) (.66 EBIT-P211.20-P630)
(EBIT-P320) (.66) - PO
V
280
(EBIT-P320) (1-.34) - PO
184.8 EBIT-P235,536 =
52.8 EBIT
EBIT
280
(P200) (.66 EBIT-P211.20)
132 EBIT-P42,240
P193,296
P3,660,900
Plan I (debt) is tavered over Plan II (preferred share) at all levels of EBIT Plan I
is favored over Plan III (orainary cquity
indifference point of P2,420,000.
Lare) when EDIT
is above the
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