1. **Stating the problem:** Calculate the following financial metrics for Ola Electric for the year ended March 31, 2025:
- Cost of Debt
- Cost of Financial Loan
- Cost of Equity
- Cost of Preference
- Cost of Retained Earnings
- Overall Cost of Capital
- WACC at Book Value and Market Value (market price Rs 40)
2. **Formulas and explanations:**
- Cost of Debt (Kd) = \( \frac{\text{Finance Cost}}{\text{Total Debt}} \) (approximate)
- Cost of Financial Loan = same as Cost of Debt here (finance cost related to loans)
- Cost of Equity (Ke) can be approximated by \( \frac{\text{Net Income}}{\text{Shareholders' Equity}} \) (negative here, so interpret carefully)
- Cost of Preference = Not given explicitly, assume 0 if no preference shares
- Cost of Retained Earnings = same as Cost of Equity
- Overall Cost of Capital (WACC) = \( \frac{E}{V} \times Ke + \frac{D}{V} \times Kd \times (1 - T) \) where \(E\) = equity, \(D\) = debt, \(V = E + D\), \(T\) = tax rate (assumed 0 here)
3. **Given data from statements:**
- Finance Cost (2025) = 141,339
- Net Income (2025) = -2,546,988 (loss)
- Shareholders' Equity (Book Value) = 7,141,533
- Market Price per share = 40 (given)
- No explicit debt value given, approximate debt from loan and borrowings changes or assume debt = 0 for simplicity
4. **Calculations:**
- Cost of Debt (Kd): Finance cost / Debt. Debt not explicitly given, but loan and borrowings change is (46,018). Assume debt = 46,018 for approximation.
$$Kd = \frac{141,339}{46,018} \approx 3.07 = 307\%$$
This is unusually high, indicating data limitations.
- Cost of Financial Loan = same as Kd = 307% approx.
- Cost of Equity (Ke): Net Income / Shareholders' Equity
$$Ke = \frac{-2,546,988}{7,141,533} \approx -0.3567 = -35.67\%$$
Negative due to net loss.
- Cost of Preference: No data, assume 0.
- Cost of Retained Earnings = Cost of Equity = -35.67%.
- Overall Cost of Capital (WACC):
Assuming debt (D) = 46,018, equity (E) = 7,141,533, total value \(V = E + D = 7,187,551\).
Tax rate \(T = 0\) (no tax data).
$$WACC = \frac{E}{V} \times Ke + \frac{D}{V} \times Kd \times (1 - T)$$
$$= \frac{7,141,533}{7,187,551} \times (-0.3567) + \frac{46,018}{7,187,551} \times 3.07$$
$$= 0.9936 \times (-0.3567) + 0.0064 \times 3.07$$
$$= -0.3543 + 0.0196 = -0.3347 = -33.47\%$$
- WACC at Market Value:
Market value of equity = Market price \(\times\) number of shares.
Number of shares not given, approximate shares = \(\frac{Shareholders' Equity}{Book Value per share}\).
Assuming book value per share = \(\frac{7,141,533}{\text{unknown shares}}\), insufficient data.
Without shares, approximate market value of equity = given market price \(\times\) shares unknown, so use book equity as proxy.
Hence, WACC at market value approximately same as book value WACC = -33.47%.
5. **Summary:**
- Cost of Debt \(\approx 307\%\) (approximate, likely overestimated)
- Cost of Financial Loan \(\approx 307\%\)
- Cost of Equity \(\approx -35.67\%\) (loss)
- Cost of Preference = 0 (no data)
- Cost of Retained Earnings \(\approx -35.67\%\)
- Overall Cost of Capital (WACC) \(\approx -33.47\%\)
- WACC at Market Value \(\approx -33.47\%\) (approximate)
Note: Negative costs and very high cost of debt indicate financial distress or data limitations.
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