Principles of Managerial Finance (14th Edition) (Pearson Series in Finance)
Principles of Managerial Finance (14th Edition) (Pearson Series in Finance)
14th Edition
ISBN: 9780133507690
Author: Lawrence J. Gitman, Chad J. Zutter
Publisher: PEARSON
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To determine: The compound annual return.

Introduction:

Return is a loss or gain incurred on the investment made by the investors. It is expressed in terms of percentage.

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T Company initial price of the share is $17 and its price increase to $90 after three years. The company has sold 13.3 million shares in its IPO with a par value of $0.001 per share.

The formula to compute the compound annual return is as follows:

Compound annual return=(Amount of increase in share price Initial share price)1Number of years1

Compute the compound annual return:

Compound annual return=(Amount of increase in share price Initial share price)1Number of years1=($90$17)131=($90$17)0.333331=1.74291=0.7429 or 74.29%

Hence, the compound annual return is 74.29%.

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To discuss: The method used to value the shares in year 2013.

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The method used to value the shares in year 2013 is as follows:

Free cash flow valuation model is used to value the shares of the firm without dividend facts. It is because T Company has never paid dividend and they will not pay any dividend in future too. Therefore, free cash flow valuation model is the most suitable to value the firm’s share.

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To determine: The paid-in-capital recorded in the balance sheet.

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Given information:

T Company initial price of the share is $17 and its price increase to $90 after three years. The company has sold 13.3 million shares in its IPO with a par value of $0.001 per share.

The formula to compute the paid-in-capital is as follow:

Paid-in-capital=Number of shares sold×Price per share

Compute the paid-in-capital:

Paid-in-capital=Number of shares sold×Price per share=13.3 milllion×$0.001=$0.0133 milllion

Hence, the paid-in-capital is $0.0133 million.

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To discuss: Whether the consumer reports review of the Model S boost T Company’s stock due to raise in cash flows or reduction in the risk.

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Determine whether the consumer reports review of the Model S increase T Company’s stock due to raise in cash flows or reduction in the risk:

The Consumer Report review of the Model S can increase T Company’s stock because the review reduces the risk of the company. This Review report minimizes the risk associated with the failure of the products.

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