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Debentures & Preference Shares

[DOCUMENT]: Cost of Debentures and Preference Shares The document discusses the calculation of cost of debt and cost of preference shares. It provides formulas for calculating: 1) Cost of debt for irredeemable debentures before and after tax. 2) Cost of debt for redeemable debentures before and after tax. 3) Cost of preference shares for irredeemable shares before and after tax. 4) Cost of preference shares for redeemable shares before and after tax. It then provides examples calculating the cost of debt and preference shares in different scenarios applying the formulas.

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Debentures & Preference Shares

[DOCUMENT]: Cost of Debentures and Preference Shares The document discusses the calculation of cost of debt and cost of preference shares. It provides formulas for calculating: 1) Cost of debt for irredeemable debentures before and after tax. 2) Cost of debt for redeemable debentures before and after tax. 3) Cost of preference shares for irredeemable shares before and after tax. 4) Cost of preference shares for redeemable shares before and after tax. It then provides examples calculating the cost of debt and preference shares in different scenarios applying the formulas.

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Cost of Debentures

Irredeemable Debt

Question 1

A company issues 10% debentures of Rs. 10,000 at par and expenses of issue are 4%. In this
example NP from issue of debentures is Rs. 10,000- Rs. 400= Rs. 9600 and interest payable
is Rs. 1000 per annum. In this case, calculate cost of debentures. Also calculate the cost of
debt after tax if tax is 30%.

FV= Rs. 10000

I= 10% i.e. Rs. 1000

Floatation Cost= 4% i.e. Rs. 400

NP = FV – FC = 10000- 400 = Rs. 9600

I
Ki= ×100
NP

Ki=10.42%

I (1−t)
Kd= ×100 ¿ Ki(1−t)
NP

Kd= Ki (1-t)= 10.42 x (1-.30)= 10.42x .70= 7.294%

Questions2:

Monica Ltd. Issued 10000, 14% debentures of Rs. 100 each at a discount of 5%. The
debentures are irredeemable. Cost of issue is 2% and the rate of tax is 50%. Calculate
the cost of capital.

Ki= (I/NP) *100

Kd=( I(1-t)/NP) * 100= Ki(1-t)

Given,

FV= Rs. 100 for 1 Debenture

FV= 10000 x 100= Rs. 1000000

I= 14% i.e. Rs. 14 for 1 debenture

I= Rs. 1,40,000

NP= FV- discount- FC= 100- 5- 2


NP= Rs. 93

NP= 1000000- 50000- 20000= 9300000

Ki= I/NP= 140000/930000= 0.1505x100= 15.05%

Kd= Ki (1-t)= 15.05 (1-0.5)= 15.05x0.5= 7.525%

Question 3:

New Deepak Co. Is willing to issue 1,000, 7% debentures of Rs. 100 each and for which
the company will have to incur the following expenses:

Underwriting commission 1.5%, Brokerage 0.5%, Printing and other expenses Rs. 500.
Assuming tax rate at 50%, find out the cost of debt capital.

Given,

FV= 1000*100= Rs. 100000

I= 7% i.e. Rs. 7000

NP= FV- Floatation Cost

NP= 100000- 1500- 500- 500= Rs. 97500

Ki= I/NP= 7000/97500= 0.717 *100= 7.17%

Kd= Ki(1-t)= 7.17*0.5= 3.59%


Redeemable Debt

MV −NP
i+
n
Cost of Debt (before-Tax)
MV + NP
Ki=( )
2

MV −NP
i(1−t)+
n
Cost of Debt (after-Tax) MV + NP
Kd=( )
2

Here,

MV= Maturity Value

I= Interest

NP= Net Proceeds

n= number of years

t= tax

Question 1:

A company issued 10,000 ten years 8% debentures of Rs. 100 each at 4% discount.
Under the terms of Debenture Trust, these debentures are to be redeemed after 10 years
at 5% premium. The cost of issue is 2%. Assuming tax rate at 50%, calculate the cost of
debt capital.

Solution:
Given
FV= Rs 100
I= Rs. 8
Discount= Rs. 4
N= 10 years
Redeemed at premium of 5%
Floatation Cost= Rs. 2
t= 0.5

NP= FV- Discount- Floatation Cost


NP= 100- 4- 2
NP= Rs. 94

MV= FV + Premium
MV= 100+ 5
MV= Rs. 105

Before Tax Cost of Capital


105−94
8+
10
105+94
Ki=( )
2
Ki= 9.15%

After Tax Cost of Capital


105−94
8(1−0. 5)+
10
105+94
Kd=( )
2

Kd= 5.11%

Question 2:

A company issues 1000, 10% debentures of Rs. 100 each at a premium of 5% with a
maturity period of 10 years. The cost of issue is 2%. The tax rate applicable to the firm
is 50%. Find out the cost of capital.

Ki= 9.55%

100−103
10(1−0 . 5)+
10
100+103
Kd=( )
2

Kd= 4.63%

Question 3

XYZ Co limited has debentures outstanding with 5 years left before maturity. The
debentures are currently selling for Rs. 90 (the face value is Rs. 100). The debentures
are to be redeemed at 5% premium. The interest is to be paid annually at a rate of 12%.
The firm’s tax rate is 35%. Calculate cost of debt.

Given,
FV= Rs. 100, I= RS 12
NP= RS. 90
n= 5 years
t= 35%
MV= FV + Prem
MV= 100+ 5= Rs. 105
Calculate onward.
Cost of Preference Share
Irredeemable Preference Share

After Tax

PD
Kp(after −tax)= × 100
NP

PD= Preferential Dividend

NP= Net Proceeds

If dividend tax is paid, the formula will be:

PD (1+ Dt )
Kp(after −tax)= ×100
NP

Before Tax

Kp ( after−tax )
Kp ( Before−Tax )=
1−t

Question 1

A Ltd. Issued 1,000, 10% preference share of Rs. 100 each. Cost of issue is Rs. 2 per
share. Calculate cost of preference capital if these shares are issued:

(i) at par

(ii) at 5% premium

(iii) at 2% discount

Solution:

Given, FV= Rs. 100

PD= Rs. 10

(i) At Par

NP= FV- FC= 100- 2= Rs. 98

10
Kp(after −tax)= ×100 = 10.20%
98

(ii) At premium

NP= 100+ 5 – 2= Rs. 103


Solve onwards.
(iii) At Discount
NP= 100 – 2 – 2 = Rs. 96
Solve onwards.

Illustration7:

Solution:

Given

FV= Rs. 100

PD= Rs. 8

Floatation Cost= Underwriting Commission + Brokerage+ Other exp (Rs. 5000)

NP= FV- FC= 100- 2- 1- 0.5

NP= Rs. 96.5

8
Kp(after −tax )= ×100 = 8.29%
96.5

Kp (Before- Tax)= 8.29/(1-0.5)= 8.29/0.5= 16.58%

Dt= 10% i.e. 0.1

PD (1+ Dt )
Kp(after −tax)= ×100
NP

8(1+0.1)
Kp(after −tax)= ×100= 9.11%
96.5

Kp (Before- Tax)= 9.11/0.5= 18.22%


Redeemable Preference Share
MV −NP
PD+
n
× 100
MV + NP
Kp ( after−tax )=
2

Kp ( after−tax )
Kp ( Before−Tax )=
1−t

Question1:

A Ltd issued at par 10,000, 10% Preference Shares of Rs. 100 each. These shares are
redeemable after 10 years at a premium of Rs. 5 per share. The cost of issue is Rs. 2 per
share. Find out the cost of Preference Capital. Assume tax rate is 50%.

Solution:

Given, FV= Rs. 100

PD= Rs. 10, n= 10years, t= 0.5

NP= FV- FC= Rs. 100- Rs. 2= RS. 98

MV= FV + Prem= Rs. 100 +Rs 5= Rs. 105

105−98
10+
10
× 100
105+ 98
Kp ( after−tax )=
2

Kp (after-tax)= 10.54%

Kp(Before tax)= 10.54/0.5=21.08%

Question 2:

X Ltd. Issued at Par 4000, 12% preference shares of Rs. 100 each. These shares are
redeemable after 10 years at a premium of Rs. 5 per share. The cost of issue is Rs. 3 per
share. Find out the cost of capital.

Solve this.

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