Company afford to pay in dividends

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Boston Turkey is a publicly traded firm, with the following income statement and balance sheet from its most recent financial year

Income Statement

Revenues

$1,000,000

- Expenses

$400,000

- Depreciation

$100,000

EBIT

$500,000

-Interest Expense

$100,000

Taxable Income

$400,000

-Tax

$160,000

Net Income

$240,000

Balance Sheet

Assets

 

Liabilities

 

Property, plant, and equipment

$1,500,000

Accounts payable

$500,000

Land and buildings

$500,000

Long-term debt

$1,000,000

Current assets

$1,000,000

Equity (100,000 shares)

$1,500,000

Total

$3,000,000

Total

$3,000,000

Boston Turkey expects its revenues to grow 10 percent next year and its expenses to remain at 40 percent of revenues. The depreciation and interest expenses will remain unchanged at $100,000 next year. The working capital, as a percentage of revenue, will also remain unchanged next year.

The managers of Boston Turkey claim to have several projects available to choose from next year, in which they plan to invest the funds from operations, and they suggest that the firm really should not be paying dividends. The projects have the following characteristics:

Project

Equity Investment

Expected Annual Cash Flow to Equity

Beta

A

$100,000

12,500

1.00

B

$100,000

14,000

1.50

C

$50,000

8,000

1.80

D

$50,000

12,000

2.00

The Treasury bill rate is 3 percent, and the Treasury bond rate is 6.25 percent. The firm plans to finance 40 percent of its future net capital expenditures (Cap Ex - Depreciation) and working capital needs with debt.

a. How much can the company afford to pay in dividends next year?

b. Now assume that the firm actually pays out $1.00 per share in dividends next year. The current cash balance of the firm is $150,000. How much will the cash balance of the firm be at the end of next year, after the payment of the dividend?

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