Safe Corp which owns and operates grocery stores across the US, currently has $ 50 million in debt and $ 100 million in Equity outstanding. Its stock has a beta of 1.2. Its stock has a beta of 1.2. Debt-Equity ratio to 8. Debt-Equity ratio to 8. What will the beta of the equity in the firm be after the LBO?
Beta of equity in the firm be after the LBO will be more than 1.2 because in leveraged buyout, the stock nearly always assumes a greater beta
Safe Corp has, currently has $ 50 million in debt and $ 100 million in Equity outstanding.
Its stock has a beta of 1.2.
Debt-Equity ratio to 8.
Total Capital as of Now is 150 and currently Debt equity ratioo is 1:2
Now Debt-Equity ratio to 8
So new Debt is 120
New equity 30
The beta of the firm’s stock, ß, denotes how volatile it is relative to the overall market. A measure of 1 is average; greater than 1 represents higher volatility; and less than 1 represents more stability. After a firm goes through a merger or leveraged buyout, the stock nearly always assumes a greater beta. Any large-scale or newsworthy occurrence in a firm’s history regularly sees a concomitant spike in its stock’s volatility due to the uncertainty surrounding it. As a company matures and stabilizes, beta will normally decrease