Sinaloa Appliance, Incorporated, a private firm that manufactures home appliances, has hired you to estimate the company's beta. You have obtained the following equity betas for publicly traded firms that also manufacture home appliances. ($ millions) Firm iRobot Middleby's National Presto Newell Brands Whirlpool Beta Debt Market Value of Equity 0.99 $ 0 $ 3,490 1.94 777 0.19 0 1.14 11,968 1.84 4,545 7,610 904 27,270 14,610 a. Estimate an asset beta for Sinaloa Appliance. Note: Round intermediate calculations and final answer to 3 decimal places. Asset beta

Sinaloa Appliance, Incorporated, a private firm that manufactures home appliances, has hired you to estimate the company's beta. You have obtained the following equity betas for publicly traded firms that also manufacture home appliances. ($ millions) Firm iRobot Middleby's National Presto Newell Brands Whirlpool Beta Debt Market Value of Equity 0.99 $ 0 $ 3,490 1.94 777 0.19 0 1.14 11,968 1.84 4,545 7,610 904 27,270 14,610 a. Estimate an asset beta for Sinaloa Appliance. Note: Round intermediate calculations and final answer to 3 decimal places. Asset beta

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Sinaloa Appliance, Inc., a private firm that manufactures home appliances, has hired you to estimate the company’s beta. You have obtained the following equity betas for publicly traded firms that also manufacture home appliances. ($ millions) Firm Beta Debt Market Value of Equity iRobot 0.97 $0 $ 3,390 Middleby's 1.92 771 7,570 National Presto 0.17 0 882 Newell Brands 1.12 11,958 27,070 Whirlpool 1.82 4,535 14,470 a. Estimate an asset beta for Sinaloa Appliance. (Round intermediate calculations and final answer to 3 decimal places.)
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