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    FINEST QUALITY PAPERLTD

    COMPANY ESTABLISHMENT

    ANALYSIS

    Presented To: Presented By:Prof. Nandita Mishra Sharvangi (BM-013075)

    Shubham Verma (BM-013081)

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    COMPANYS KEY FEATURES

    AIM- To provide finest quality of products at

    cheap rates in comparison with its

    competitors.

    Work done is Ethical in nature. Contribution towards the society:

    For every 4 notebooks the customer buys,

    company contributes Re.1 to its rural

    development initiative.

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    EXPENSES REQUIRED FOR THE

    ESTABLISHMENT OF THECOMPANY

    Expenses Amount (in Rupees)

    Establishment of New Plant 3 Cr.

    Investment in Machine and Tools 1.6 Cr.

    Fixed Costs 20 lakhs

    Other Expenses 20 lakhs

    Total Investments 5 Cr.

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    OPTIONS AVAILABLE UNDER

    DIFFERENT PLANS

    Company issues

    EQUITY SHARES DEBENTURES PREFERENCE

    SHARES

    EBIT

    Option 1 50,00,000 @ Rs. 10

    each

    - - 60,00,000

    Option 2 25,00,000 @ Rs. 10

    each

    2,50,000 of Rs.

    100 @ 12%

    - 60,00,000

    Option 3 25,00,000 @ Rs. 10each

    - 2,50,000 of Rs. 100@ 10%

    60,00,000

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    CALCULATION OF EPS

    When only equity shares are issued: both equity and debentures are

    issued: equity and preference shares are issued.

    Particulars 1

    EBIT 60,00,000

    (-) Interest -EBT 60,00,000

    (-) Tax @ 30% 18,00,000

    EAT 42,00,000

    (-) PD -

    EAE

    No. of equity shares 50,00,000

    EPS .84

    2

    60,00,000

    30,00,00030,00,000

    9,00,000

    21,00,000

    -

    25,00,000

    .84

    3

    60,00,000

    -60,00,000

    18,00,000

    42,00,000

    25,00,000

    17,00,000

    25,00,000

    .68

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    Determining COST OF CAPITAL

    Individual Cost of Capital:

    (a) on equity Shares

    Ke= Dividend * 100 = (.5/10) *100 = 5 %

    Market Price (assumed dividend .5 %)

    (b) on Prefeernce Shares

    Kp= Dividend * 100 = 10%

    Net Price

    (c) on Debentures

    Kd= I(1-t) *100 = 8.4%

    Net Price

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    Weighted Average Cost of Capital:

    Source Amount (Rs.) Weight Cost WACC

    Equity Shares 5Cr. 1 5% 5%

    Total 5 Cr. 5%

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    Weighted Average Cost of Capital:

    Source Amount (Rs.) Weight Cost WACC

    Equity Shares 2,50,00,000 0.5 5% 2.5%

    Debentures 2,50,00,000 0.5 8.41% 4.2%

    Total 5 Cr. 6.7%

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    Weighted Average Cost of Capital:

    Source Amount (Rs.) Weight Cost WACC

    Equity Shares 2,50,00,000 0.5 5% 2.5%

    Preference Shares 2,50,00,000 0.5 10% 5%

    Total 5 Cr. 7.5%

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    LEVERAGES

    (a)OPERATING LEVERAGE

    = Contribution

    EBIT

    Contribution = Sales- Variable CostSales(Expected)=1cr.

    Variable=20,00,000 Fixed cost =20,00,000

    (b)FINANCIAL LEVERAGE

    = EBIT

    EBT

    (c)COMBINED LEVERAGE= O.L. * F.L.

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    Operating leverage =1.33

    Financial leverage, In case of Equity shares=1

    In case of Equity shares and debentures=2

    In case of Equity shares and PreferenceShares=1

    So, Combined leverage, In case of Equity

    Shares=1.33

    In case of Equity shares and debentures=2.66 In case of Equity shares and Preference

    Shares=1.33

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    INTERPRETATION

    As seen, EPS is same in case of equity shares, and equity and

    debentures but minimum in case of preference shares so both

    option 1 and 2 are good.

    WACC is less in option 1 in comparison of option 2 andoption 3

    So, option 1 is an ideal condition.

    As from all leverages point of view combined leverage is

    same in option 1 and option 3 , so both the options are ideal.