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Unlevered Beta Calculator

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Calculate a companys unlevered (asset) beta by removing the effect of its debt, using the Hamada equation.

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Unlevered Beta

0.4615

The stocks beta with the effect of financial leverage removed (the Hamada equation).

Implied Tax Rate

20.00%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Hamada equation?

The Hamada equation strips the effect of debt out of a companys observed (levered) beta: Unlevered Beta = Levered Beta / (1 + (1 - Tax Rate) x (Debt / Equity)). The result reflects only business risk, not financing risk.

Why would I want a companys unlevered beta?

Unlevered beta lets you compare the pure business risk of companies with very different capital structures, or re-lever it using a target companys own debt-to-equity ratio for valuation.

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