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On the other hand, firms operating in less risky industries may have access to lower cost financing options and consequently have a lower WACC. For example, some of the industries with the highest WACCs include telecommunications, technology, utilities, media, pharmaceuticals, and oil & gas.
On the other hand, firms operating in less risky industries may have access to lower cost financing options and consequently have a lower WACC. For example, some of the industries with the highest WACCs include telecommunications, technology, utilities, media, pharmaceuticals, and oil & gas.
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