Evergreen Company has the choice of raising the additional sum of Rs. 50 lacs either by the sale of 10 % percent debentures, or by issue of additional equity shares of Rs. 50 per share. structure of the company consists of 10 lacs ordinary shares and no debt. At what level of earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) after the new capital is acquired would earnings per share (EPS ) be the same, whether new funds are raised by issuing ordinary shares or by issuing debentures Assume 50% tax rate. The current Capitalization

Evergreen Company has the choice of raising the additional sum of Rs. 50 lacs either by the sale of 10 % percent debentures, or by issue of additional equity shares of Rs. 50 per share. structure of the company consists of 10 lacs ordinary shares and no debt. At what level of earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) after the new capital is acquired would earnings per share (EPS ) be the same, whether new funds are raised by issuing ordinary shares or by issuing debentures Assume 50% tax rate. The current Capitalization

EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter20: Financing With Derivatives

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