Examine the liabilities on Coca-Cola’s balance sheet. a. How much interest-beari
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Examine the liabilities on Coca-Cola’s balance sheet.
a. How much interest-bearing debt does Coca-Cola have outstanding? (You
can assume that other short-term liabilities represent sundry payables, and
other long-term liabilities represent health care and pension obligations.)
b. How much did Coca-Cola obtain in equity capital when it issued stock
originally to the financial markets?
c. Is there any significance to the fact that the retained earnings amount is
much larger than the original paid-in capital?
d.market value of Coca-Cola’s equity is $140 billion. What is the book
value of equity in Coca-Cola? Why is there such a large difference between
the market value of equity and the book value of equity?
Explanation / Answer
a)
interest-bearing debt = short term borrowings + Long term borrowings
= 4462 + 687 = 5149 million
b)
Equity capital when stock issued = Paid in share capital
= 3060 million
c)
No relation between retained earnings and paid in capital
retained earnings is accumulate profit fro previous years, which is not distributed as dividend to stockholders.
d)
Book value of equity = paid in capital + retained earnings
= 3060 + 5343 = 8403 million = 8.403 billion
The huge difference is due to
1) Market always considers future cashflows and value the firm
2) Brand value is not recognized in balance sheet
3) Low debt company,low risk
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