Preference Shares | Cost of preference shares Calculation Examples

In this lesson, we explain what preference shares are, the difference between preference shares and ordinary shares, the formula for calculating cost of preference shares and market price of preference shares, and examples on how to calculate the cost of preference shares and the market price of preference shares. We also look at calculating preference shares when you have flotation costs / cost of issuing preference shares.
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Thank you very much for this, I wish I came across these videos at the start of the semester. Thank you thank you!! :).

[@Austinaandcuriousme]

this really has me confident about preference shares

[@Mich2Paris7]

thank you so much! I was stuck on this for hours until I saw your video!

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Thank you so much for this, I believe I am now ready for my upcoming exam.

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[@amckenzie8579]

Striaght forward and explained well.

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[@anile6013]

video anda sangat bagus dan mempunyai mesej yang luas terima kasih

[@molly5417]

Do you have any videos on how to calculate WACC given preference shares, ordinary shares, retained earnings, redeemable debentures and bank loan

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[@happyfrognoises]

Which video do you explain ordinary shares? I can't find it

[@nompumelelocebisile9250]

Hi Counttuts, am having a problem regarding some other adjustments here. I wish to know what procedure is that when you have been given the share capital amount in the financial position and you take that amount you divide it with the price per share, and again divide it with the price per share. When that is done what is that called or actually what exactly you looking for, for such instinct
PLEASE HELP

[@andreasphiree3278]

nice one

[@fillemonejoel5169]

Do the video for ordinary shares too with journalisation. I love this

[@duncunndege8203]

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[@Doggo308]

what is par value. can you explain me in simple term sir

[@MiKa-vg3ml]

A preference share of Birr 100 each with a specified dividend of Birr 11.5 per share. Now, if the investors’ required rate of return corresponding to the risk level of a company is 10%, what would be the value of share today?

[@madhukamakula]

115

[@benjaminabraham3506]

Po = D/Kp
= 11.5 / .10
= 115

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