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The Christian Company has the following book value balance sheet: The long-term

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Question

The Christian Company has the following book value balance sheet: The long-term debt consists of 40,000 bonds outstanding with a par value of dollar 1.000 each. The annual coupon rate on the bonds is 6 percentage, paid semiannually, and the bonds have 20 years to maturity. The current rate of interest (yield to maturity) on new, 26-year debt, If is 10 percentage. The common stock sells at a price of dollar 60 per share. Calculate value capital structure (percent of debt financing and equity financing in the market value capital structure.) Market Value Capital Structure to: (fill In >>*?

Explanation / Answer

Calculation of Market Value Capital Structure:

Market value Long-Term Debt :

Face Value                  $1,000

Coupon rate                6%

Time to maturity         20 years

Current Market rate    10%

Bonds Outstanding     40,000

Bond’s Price               =$656.82(Using Financial Calculator)

Debt Market Value = 26,272,800

Market value Common Equity:

Current Stock Price     60 per share

Shares Outstanding     1,000,000

Equity Market value 60,000,000

Total market value Capital Structure =   26,272,800 + 60,000,000   = 86,272,800