Contemporary Engineering Economics (6th Edition)
Contemporary Engineering Economics (6th Edition)
6th Edition
ISBN: 9780134105598
Author: Chan S. Park
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 15, Problem 1P

a:

To determine

Calculate the floatation cost and number of share.

a:

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Number of share (NS) can be calculated as follows.

(PriceShare(NS)PriceShare×i×(NS))=InvestmentRequired(25(NS)25×0.06×(NS))=10,000,000NS=425,532

Number of share is 425,532.

Floatation cost (FC) can be calculated as follows.

FS=PriceShare×i×(NS)=25×0.06×(425,532)=638,298

Floatation cost is $638,298.

b:

To determine

Calculate the interest payment.

b:

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Floatation cost (FC) can be calculated as follows.

FS=InvestmentRequired1Floatation costBondInvestmentRequired=10,000,00010.01910,000,000=193,680

Floatation cost is $193,680.

Number of bond (NS) can be calculated as follows.

NS=FSPar value=10,193,6801,000=10,194

Number of bond is 425,532.

Annual interest (AI) can be calculated as follows.

AI=NS×Par value×iBond=10,194×1,000×0.12=1,223,280

Annual interest is $1,223,280.

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