A listed company plans to raise $350 million to finance a major expansion programme.
The cash flow projections for the programme are subject to considerable variability.
Brief details of the programme have been public knowledge for a few weeks.
The directors are considering two financing options, either a rights issue at a 20% discount to current share price or a long term bond.
The following data is relevant:
The company's share price has fallen by 5% over the past 3 months compared with a fall in the market of 3% over the same period.
The directors favour the bond option.
However, the Chief Accountant has provided arguments for a rights issue.
Which TWO of the following arguments in favour of a right issue are correct?
Three companies are quoted on the New York Stock Exchange. The following data applies:
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
A company has two divisions.
A is the manufacturing division and supplies only to B, the retail division.
The Board of Directors has been approached by another company to acquire Division B as part of their retail expansion programme.
Division A will continue to supply to Division B as a retail customer as well as source and supply to other retail customers.
Which is the main risk faced by the company based on the above proposal?
Company H is considering the valuation of an unlisted company which it hopes to acquire.
It has obtained the target company's financial statements.
Company H has been advised that the book value of net assets as shown in the financial statements of the target company does not provide a reliable indicator of their true value.
Advise the Board of Directors which of the following THREE statements are disadvantages of the net asset basis of valuation?
TESTED 21 Nov 2024
