WACC Weighted Average Cost of Capital | Explained with Example

In this lesson, you will understand what WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital) is, why it is important and how to calculate it using the cost of capital from various types of capital and financing sources. We show and explain the WACC formula and how it is calculated using the table.
We also explain what WACC is used for and how it works with the capital structure and the NPV (Net Present Capital). We give helpful tips on WACC and how it compares to IRR (Internal Rate of Return).
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