3. The ELGRAJO Corporation has capital structure as follow (consider is optimal): 25% Debt, 15% Preference Stock, and 60% Common Stock. Totally 100 %. Expected net profit is 17.142.860,- this year. 30% Dividend payout ratio, tax is 40% and investor expecting an income and growth dividend is 9% (g) on the future. Last year, company did pay dividend (Do) as 3.600 pershare and in this time sold 60.000 pershare. The free risk Interest rate is 14% (km). The beta stocks of the corporation as 1.51 (bi). This requirements for the new security offering. Common stock of flotation cost as 10 % and Preferrent stock can be sold to public as 100.000,- pershare, With dividend as 11.000,- a flotation cost as 5.000,- pershare. The debt can be sold and interest payment is 12% (Kd) a. Calculate the component of cost of debt, cost of preferred stock, cost of retain earnings and cost of new common stock

3. The ELGRAJO Corporation has capital structure as follow (consider is optimal): 25% Debt, 15% Preference Stock, and 60% Common Stock. Totally 100 %. Expected net profit is 17.142.860,- this year. 30% Dividend payout ratio, tax is 40% and investor expecting an income and growth dividend is 9% (g) on the future. Last year, company did pay dividend (Do) as 3.600 pershare and in this time sold 60.000 pershare. The free risk Interest rate is 14% (km). The beta stocks of the corporation as 1.51 (bi). This requirements for the new security offering. Common stock of flotation cost as 10 % and Preferrent stock can be sold to public as 100.000,- pershare, With dividend as 11.000,- a flotation cost as 5.000,- pershare. The debt can be sold and interest payment is 12% (Kd) a. Calculate the component of cost of debt, cost of preferred stock, cost of retain earnings and cost of new common stock

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