Alpha Corporation is prohibited from issuing more senior debt unless nettangible assets exceed 200% of senior debt. Currently, the company hasoutstanding $100 million of senior debt and has net tangible assets of $250million. How much more senior debt can Alpha Corporation issue? Note:Enter your answer in millions.Problem 25-13 Covenants Alpha Corporationis prohibited from issuing more senior debt unless net tangible assets exceed200% of senior debt. Currently, the company has outstanding $100 million ofsenior debt and has net tangible assets of $250 million. How much moresenior debt can Alpha Corporation issue? Note: Enter your answer in millions.

Existing senior debt = $100 millionNet tangible assets = $250 millionExceed limit = 200%/100 = 2 in…

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