Weighted Average Cost of CapitalWeighted Average Cost of Capital (or WACC) is an excel tool that calculates the discount rate of a company, which effectively is the weighted mix of the cost of debt and the cost of equity of a company. The color coding of the model is the usual one. Inputs from the user are always depicted with a yellow fill, and calculations are depicted with white fill and black characters, finally restricted cells are in light grey fill. So a quick overview of the

3) Returns per investor based on hurdle rates

and evaluate the merger in the tabs "Summary"

and identify areas for cost reduction or revenue enhancement

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Additional assumptions include: depreciation period in years (for both existing and new assets)

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So effectively you can adjust a set of inputs such as purchase price along with closing costs and equity contribution

where the project and equity cash flows are calculated along with the relevant metrics such as the internal rate of return

and revenue enhancement

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