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    Financial And Operation

    Leverage

    By Group -7

    D.V. R.K. Raju (1225111311)

    Pratyusha .L (1225111328)Priyanka Pradip(1225111339)

    Rajesh .T (1225111343)

    Anusha.S(1225111347)

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    Concept of Leverages Operating leverages DOL

    Operating risk Financial leverages DFL Financial Risk

    Combines Leverages

    Out line

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    Leverage is very scientific tool in the hand of finance

    manager .

    Financial structure is just mix of debt and equity and

    with help of leverage. Main aim of leverage testing is maximize the earning of

    shareholder and reduce the risk of company.

    Type of leverage :-Operation

    Financial

    Combined

    Concept

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    Leverage and The income statement

    Sales- Fixed costs- Variable costs

    EBIT- Interest

    EBT- Taxes

    EAT

    Operating Leverage

    Financial Leverage

    TotalLeverage

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    It is caused due to fixed operating expenses in a firm. Tells the EBIT will greater than sale because due to

    increasing sale of fixed cost per unit will decrease

    and it will increase EBIT higher than sale .

    Operating

    Operating Leverage = % change in EBIT

    % change in Sale

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    Example

    (Q) A firm sells products for 100 /unit, has variable operating cost ofRs 50/unit and fixed operating cost of Rs 50,000/yr. Show the various

    levels of EBTI that would result from sales of 1000units, 2000units,

    3000units.

    Solution: The sales level of 200 units used as a base for comparison.

    Case-2 base case-1

    (-50%) (+50%)

    Sales in units 1000 units 2000 units 3000 units

    sales revenue 100,000.00 200,000.00 300,000.00(-)Variable operatingcost 50,000.00 100,000.00 150,000.00

    contribution 50,000.00 100,000.00 150,000.00

    (-)Fixed operating cost 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00

    EBIT - 50,000.00 100,000.00

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    Key to Symbols Used

    Note: The symbols used in the notes differsomewhat from the symbols used in the text.

    P = price per unit Q = sales in units V = variable cost per unit F = fixed costs

    VC = total variable costs TC = F + VC = total costs S = PQ = sales dollars EBIT = S - TC

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    Dol measures quantitative terms .

    Degree of operating leverage (dol)

    EBIT

    VCS

    FVCS

    VCS

    FVPQ

    VPQ

    DOL

    =

    )(

    )(=

    Salesin%

    EBITin%

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    Sales (100000 units@ 8) 800,000

    (-) Variable cost (100000@ Rs 4) 400,000

    Contribution 400,000

    (-)Fixed costs 280,000

    EBIT 120,000

    Example

    33.3000,280)48(000,100

    )48(000,100

    RsRsRs

    RsRsDOL

    DOL = 3.33

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    Risk of not able to cover fixed operating cost by firm.

    The larger the magnitude, the larger the volume ofsales required to cover all fixed cost.

    Operating risk

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    Caused due to the fixed financial costs (interest) infirm.

    Defined as the ability of a firm to use fixed financialcharges to magnify the effects of changes in EBIT on theearnings per share.

    Financial leverages

    N

    TINTEBIT

    N

    PAT

    EPS

    )1)((

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    Where T is the corporate tax rate and N is thenumber of ordinary shares outstanding. If the firmdoes not employ any debt, then the formula is

    Measures of financial leverage

    Debt ratio

    Debt equity ratio

    Interest coverage

    N

    T)-(1EBIT

    EPS

    ED

    DL

    E

    DL

    Interest

    EBITL

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    Case-2 Base Case -1

    -40% 40%

    EBIT 30000 50000 70000

    (-)Interest 10000 10000 10000EBT 20000 40000 60000

    (-) Taxes 7000 14000 21000

    EAT 13000 26000 39000

    EPS 2.6 5.2 7.8

    -50% 50%

    Example

    A company has Rs 100000, 10% debentures and 5000equity shares outstanding. It is in the 35 %tax bracket.Assuming three levels of EBIT (i) Rs 50,000, (ii) Rs 30,000,and (iii) Rs 70,000 calculate the change in EPS. (base levelof EBIT = Rs 50,000).

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    Financial leverage can be more precisely expressedin terms of the DFL.

    Degree of financial leverage

    DFL %

    %

    in EPS

    in EBIT

    =EBIT

    EBIT - I

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    Example

    25.140%

    50%1

    Case

    25.140%-

    50%-2 Case

    25.1

    10,000Rs-50,000Rs

    50,000Rs

    DFL =1.25

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    The risk of not being able to cover fixed financialcosts by a firm.

    Degree of variability of EBIT, the variability of EPS

    increase with more financial leverages.

    Financial risk can be avoidable risk if the firm decides not touse any debt in its capital structure

    Financial Risk

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    Product of Operating leverage and Financialleverage

    DCL = DOL x DFL

    Combined leverage

    salesinchange

    EPSinchangeDCL

    %

    %

    IEBIT

    VCSDCL

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    DCL = DOL x DFL

    DOL = 3.33

    DFL = 1.25

    DCL= 4.1625

    Total risk: Is the risk associated with combined leverage

    Example

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