ABC ltd. issued 2,000, 10% preference shares of ₹100 each at ₹95. Calculate the cost of preference shares.
10.53%
This question requires calculating the cost of preference shares issued by ABC Ltd. The cost of preference shares represents the effective rate of return required by preference shareholders.
The cost of preference shares (Kp) is calculated using the following formula:
$Kp = (Annual Preference Dividend / Net Proceeds per Share) * 100$
In LaTeX:
$Kp = \frac{\text{Annual Preference Dividend}}{\text{Net Proceeds per Share}} \times 100\%$
The dividend rate is 10% of the face value.
Annual Preference Dividend = 10% of ₹100
$\text{Annual Preference Dividend} = 0.10 \times 100 = ₹10$
Since the shares were issued at ₹95 and no issue costs are mentioned, the net proceeds per share are equal to the issue price.
$\text{Net Proceeds per Share} = ₹95$
Using the formula:
$Kp = \frac{₹10}{₹95} \times 100\%$
$Kp = 0.105263 \times 100\%$
$Kp \approx 10.53\%$
The cost of preference shares for ABC Ltd. is approximately 10.53%.
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