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EBITPerpetuityCostofequityInterestrateTaxrateConverttodebtConverttodebt$19,75015%10%35%50%100% Output Area: a. No debt: VU b. Debt Debt 50%100% c. Debt 50% of...

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EBITPerpetuityCostofequityInterestrateTaxrateConverttodebtConverttodebt$19,75015%10%35%50%100% Output Area: a. No debt: VU b. Debt Debt 50%100% c. Debt 50% of total value Company value Company value

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