(HELP PLEASE) weighted average cost of capital?

all you've shown is income statement data, which is not enough to calculate the cost of equity, let alone the WACC.

Cost of equity using CAPM = Risk Free Rate + Beta(Equity Risk Premium - Risk Free Rate) + Alpha

Cost of Debt = your company's borrowing rate, weighted if it has more than one loan on teh books.

WACC= (%Debt x Cost of Debt) + (%Equity x Cost of Equity)

now, we could make some assumptions to arrive at your debt to equity ratio, such as using the industry average, or some optimal figure. You can look it up in Ibbotson's Cost of Capital Yearbook and search by industry (by SIC code).

typically you would use the market value of equity to calculate teh WACC, but you don't even provide the book value of eqity above. we could back into the WACC or cost of equity if we knew the company's value already...we would back into them by calculating free cash flow, which divided by X = value. so X would equal your WACC or Cost of Equity, depending on what level of cash flow you use.

there just isn't enough info provided. period.

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