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Mukesh Ahuja
MBA III
Apeejay Institute of Management
Jalandhar
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IV] Financing the Proposition
- Long Term Sources
O The aggregate amount of finance raised for
financing a project is referred to as Capital,
comprising two components ² (a) Owned
Capital and (b) Borrowed Capital.
O The other sources of long term funds are:
(a) Capital Subsidy applicable to projects
coming up in certain notified backward areas,
and (b) Interest free sales tax loans offered by
State Governments.
IV] Financing the Proposition
- Financial Leverage
O After considering availability of long terms
sources of finance, the promoter will decide
about a suitable financial structure for the
Company.
O It will depend upon the financial leverage
envisaged in the combination of sources of
finance under the two categories, viz., Owned
Capital and Borrowed Capital.
O Few projects can be financed entirely by
equity or debt.
IV] Financing the Proposition
- Financial Leverage
O The divergent interests of debt and equity are
brought into alignment by the concept of Debt
/ Equity gearing which determines the level of
debt that can be supported by a given
quantum of equity.
O For this purpose, Debt means Funded Debt
including all term liabilities and equity will
include Share Capital and retained earnings, if
available.
O No standard D/E Ratio can be prescribed.
IV] Financing the Proposition
- Return on Investment
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