Weighted average cost of capital: formula used to figure out what things cost based on the source of their financing or ownership.

 

"When considering expansion our WACC was why we decided not to proceed. It showed we already have more debt than equity."

 

"A wise company will have controls on WACC along with all the other accounting figures showing the financial state of the organisation."

 

"Cost of Equity, Cost of Debt, Market Value of the company’s equity, and market value of the company’s debt are part of the WACC formula."

 

"Many investors look specifically at WACC when considering your company."