McI Communications Corp
Essay by Aristya Anggoman • October 10, 2017 • Case Study • 502 Words (3 Pages) • 1,819 Views
MM5007 - FINANCE MANAGEMENT
ASSIGNMENT
MCI Communications Corp.
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EMBA-56
SYNDICATE 11
Ainanto Nindyo 29116419
Aristya Anggoman G . 29116453
Ria Noveria 29116538
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG
2017
- What message is MCI trying to send to financial markets?
MCI annouce to the market that have a undervalued stock and want to announce a buyback program.a buyback at current price will be represent a Net Present Value and its potentially to greather than other.
- What will be the effects of issuing $2 billion of new debt and using the proceeds to repurchase shares on
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- MCI’s shares outstanding?
- Share can be repurchased :
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- Outstanding shares :
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- MCI’s book value of equity?
- BVE pre :
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- BVE post :
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- the price per share of MCI stock?
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- earnings per share?
- Bond A2 =
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- Interest =
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- EPS post =
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- What is MCI’s current (pre-repurchase) weighted average cost of capital (WACC)?
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Rf (10yrs) = 5,697%
Rm = 7%
Beta = 1
Ke = Rf + (Beta x Rm)
Ke = 5,697% + 1 (7%) = 12,7%
We = 9,602 / (3,944 + 9,602) = 70,9%
Wd = 3,444 / (3,944 + 9,602) =29,1%
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- What would you expect to happen to MCI’s WACC if it issues $2 billion in debt and uses the proceeds to repurchase shares?
DE pre = 3,944 / 9,602 = 0,41
Beta unlevered = 1 / 1 + (0.41 * 0.6) = 0.8
DE post = (3,944 + 2,000) / (9,602 – 2,000) = 0.78
Beta re-levered = 0,8 * [1 + (0.78 * 0.6)] = 1,17
Kd = 6,46% (assume bond rating decrease to BBB1)
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