Reference no: EM132402825
Project Two - A Financial Analysis and Valuation of a Company
Companies Selected - If you chose a company by the deadline in March then this has been noted (see attached file). It is now assumed you will be undertaking project 2 and will not be undertaking project 3. If your name is not noted below then it is assumed you will be undertaking project 3- a topic of your choice.
Introduction and Project Requirements -
The second project requires that you undertake a financial analysis of a company from the standpoint of a potential investor and provide an evaluation of the investment potential of the company's shares.
An assessment should be undertaken of the company's financial position and performance on the basis of both its financial statements and stock market performance. The discussion should also bring out clearly the financial policies of the company and how these impact on the company's performance. This will require an evaluation of its capital expenditure programme, the form of financing adopted by the company, including an evaluation of its capital structure and its sources of equity and debt funding. You should differentiate between the use of internal sources of funding, in the form of retentions, and the new issues of equity, and also discuss the company's dividend policy to the extent that this is not covered by the discussion of its retention policy.
Structure for the Project -
1. Introduction
2. Financial Performance and Position of the Company
3. Financial Management Policies
4. Valuation of the company
5. Conclusion.
Attachment:- Project Assignemnt File.rar
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