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    Assignment No:- 2

    Financial Management

    Introduction:- In this assignment we need to collect data of a company of past10 years and do certain calculations. I have selected EDELWEISS as my

    company which is listed in NSC.

    We need to find out the following things:-

    EPS DPS BOOK VALUE PER SHARE AVERAGE MARKET VALUE PER SHARE

    (Source of the company information:-money control.com)

    YearEarnings Per

    Share (Rs.)

    Growth

    Rate (%)

    Dividend Per

    Share (Rs.)

    Growth

    Rate (%)

    Market value Per

    Share(Rs.)

    Growth

    Rate (%)

    2003 0.65 - 0.25 - 13.8 -

    2004 7.85 1107.69 0.4 60.00 21.425 55.25

    2005 16.97 116.18 0.5 25.00 37.75 76.20

    2006 9.56 -43.67 0.65 30.00 55.55 47.15

    2007 6.03 -36.92 0.25 -61.54 190.15 242.302008 3.84 -36.32 2 700.00 204.975 7.80

    2009 3.52 -8.33 3 50.00 124.4 -39.31

    2010 4.56 29.55 10 233.33 138.7 11.50

    2011 0.78 -82.89 0.6 -94.00 93.25 -32.77

    2012 0.91 16.67 0.6 0.00 57.875 -37.94

    Year Dividend Gain (%) Capital Gain (%) Total Gain (%)Growth Rate

    (%)

    2003 - -

    2004 2.90 55.25 58.15

    2005 2.33 76.20 78.53 0.35

    2006 1.72 47.15 48.87 -0.38

    2007 0.45 242.30 242.75 3.97

    2008 1.05 7.80 8.85 -0.96

    2009 1.46 -39.31 -37.85 -5.28

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    2010 8.04 11.50 19.53 -1.52

    2011 0.43 -32.77 -32.34 -2.66

    2012 0.64 -37.94 -37.29 0.15

    PayoutRatio

    Year Payout Ratio

    2003 0.385

    2004 0.051

    2005 0.029

    2006 0.068

    2007 0.041

    2008 0.521

    2009 0.852

    2010 2.193

    2011 0.769

    2012 0.659

    This assignment is based on the concept of cost of capital.

    Cost of capital :- Cost of capital represents the rate of return which the company

    must pay to the suppliers of capital for use of their funds. It is the minimum rate of

    return that a project must yield to keep the value of the enterprise intact. Its also

    helps to decide whether the project is worth undertaking or not .

    Dividend Growth Model

    Ke=((Div0(1+g))/P0)+g

    Particulars Growth Rates Cost of Equity

    EPS 1.04 1.06

    DPS 1.05 1.07

    Market 1.17 1.20

    Total 0.99 1.01

    Cost of equity share capital under capital assets price method (capm):- CAPM is an

    alternative method to measure the cost of equity other than the dividend method

    which is directly based on risk consideration.

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    Ke =Rf + B (Rm-Rf)

    Rf 8.00%

    Rm 10.50%

    1.2

    Ke 11.00%

    Weighted average cost of capital:- It is the rate of return that is required to be

    earned by the firm as to satisfy the needs of different investors. As it gives the

    minimum rate of return on the assets of the firm it is calculated as weighted avg

    instead of simple avg.

    1 Ke=1.06

    Sources of

    Funds

    Book

    Value

    Book Value of

    Weights

    Cost of

    Capital

    Wi*

    Ki

    Market

    Value

    Mkt Value

    Weights

    Wi*Ki

    Equity 75.68 0.0203 1.0600 0.02

    15

    0.4399 0.0002 0.00019

    5649

    Debt (inRs. In

    Cr.)

    2382.6

    1

    0.6382 0.0226 0.01

    44

    2382.610

    0

    0.9998 0.02260

    1477

    Reserves and

    Surplus

    1274.9

    5

    0.3415 1.0600 0.36

    20

    Total 3733.2

    4

    0.39

    79

    2383.049

    9

    0.02279

    7126

    2 Ke = 1.07

    Sources of

    Funds

    Book

    Value

    Book Value

    of Weights

    Cost of

    Capital

    Wi*Ki

    (Book

    Value)

    Market

    Value

    Mkt Value

    Weights

    Wi*Ki

    (Market

    Value)

    Equity 75.68 0.0203 1.07 0.022 0.4399 0.00018 0.000

    Debt (inRs.

    In Cr.)

    2382.

    61

    0.6382 0.76 0.485 2382.6

    100

    1.000 0.760

    Reserves

    and Surplus

    1274.

    95

    0.3415 1.06 0.362

    Total 3733.24 0.869 2383.050 0.760

    3 Ke = 1.20

    Sources of

    Funds

    Book

    Value

    Book Value

    of Weights

    Cost of

    Capital

    Wi*Ki

    (Book

    Value)

    Market

    Value

    Mkt Value

    Weights

    Wi*Ki

    (Market

    Value)

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    Equity 75.68 0.020 1.200 0.024 0.4399 0.00018 0.00022

    Debt (inRs.

    In Cr.)

    2382.

    61

    0.638 0.760 0.485 2382.6

    100

    1.000 0.760

    Reserves

    and Surplus

    1274.

    95

    0.342 1.060 0.362

    Total 3733.24

    0.871 2383.050

    0.760

    4 Ke = 1.01

    Sources of

    Fund

    Book

    Value

    Book Value

    of Weights

    Cost of

    Capital

    Wi*Ki

    (Book

    Value)

    Market

    Value

    Mkt Value

    Weights

    Wi*Ki

    (Market

    Value)

    Equity 75.68 0.020 1.010 0.020 0.4399 0.000 0.000

    Debt (inRs.

    In Cr.)

    2382.

    61

    0.638 0.760 0.485 2382.6

    100

    1.000 0.760

    Reservesand Surplus

    1274.95

    0.342 1.060 0.362

    Total 3733.

    24

    0.868 2383.0

    50

    0.760

    5 Ke = 11

    Sources of

    Funds

    Book

    Value

    Book Value

    of Weights

    Cost of

    Capital

    Wi*Ki

    (Book

    Value)

    Market

    Value

    Mkt Value

    Weights

    Wi*Ki

    (Market

    Value)

    Equity 75.68 0.020 11.000 0.223 0.4399 0.000 0.002

    Debt (inRs.In Cr.)

    2382.61

    0.638 0.760 0.485 2382.6100

    1.000 0.760

    Reserves

    and Surplus

    1274.

    95

    0.342 1.060 0.362

    Total 3733.

    24

    1.070 2383.0

    50

    0.762

    Conclusion and Analysis

    The above calculation states that the cost of capital reduces with the increasing

    types of sources of funds i.e. more debt reduces overall cost of capital for the

    company. These helps the firm in creating a tax shield and reduce the interest

    amount of the loan taken by banks and other sources.