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EPS and book value; 5000 shares, EBIT 3,50,000
Short answer
Interest is Rs 20,000, EBT Rs 330,000, tax Rs 82,500, EAT Rs 247,500; preference dividend Rs 36,000 leaves Rs 211,500 for equity. EPS = 211,500 / 5,000 = Rs 42.30 per share. Book value = 500,000 / 5,000 = Rs 100.00 per share.
A firm has equity capital consisting of 5000 ordinary shares @ Rs 100 per share and Rs 3,00,000 preference share at 12% interest per year and Rs 2,00,000 loan at 10% interest per year. If the firm's earnings before interest and tax is Rs 3,50,000 and the tax rate applicable is 25%, determine earning per share and book value.
Data
- Ordinary shares: 5,000 x Rs 100 = Rs 500,000
- Preference capital: Rs 3,00,000 at 12%
- Loan: Rs 2,00,000 at 10%
- EBIT = Rs 3,50,000; tax rate = 25%
EPS
Book value
Book value per share = net worth belonging to ordinary shareholders / number of ordinary shares. No reserves or retained earnings are given, so net worth equals the ordinary share capital (preference capital and loan are not part of it).
Answer: EPS = Rs 42.30 per share; book value = Rs 100.00 per share.
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