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Royta Ltd, operates in the commercial painting industry. They have reluctantly come to the conclusion that some of their older equipment is reaching the end of its productive life and will need to be replaced sooner or later. They have asked for your assistance in determining their cos of capital in order to make their decision.
Their present capital structure is as follows:
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a. The Company's beta is 1.4. A return on market of 12% is accepted and a risk-free rate of 7% is capableb. The current tax rate is 30%c. The Company's current dividend is 43C per share and they expect their dividend to grow by 7% p.a
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