2024 – 3 Pages Stock Valuation Due Date 1 29 2017 3 Pages Mini Case The Conch Republic Electronics

2024 – 3 Pages Stock Valuation Due Date 1 29 2017 3 Pages Mini Case The Conch Republic Electronics.

(3 Pages) Stock Valuation, Due Date: 1/29/2017

(3 Pages) Mini Case: The Conch Republic Electronics, Part 1, Due Date: 2/5/2017

Ford company capital budgeting project

(300-400 words) Mini Case: Ford Company Capital Budgeting Project, Due Date: 2/12/2017

#1 Stock Valuation:

Financial statements found

Go online and research a company that is publicly traded on the US stock exchanges (NASDAQ, AMEX, and NYSE). Find the ticker symbol, describe the industry and business the company is in, find the 10k statement and focus on the financial statements found there.

Determine the three ratios which best help you determine the financial health of this company. Do a trend analysis for the most recent three years and then summarize your findings along with a recommendation and rationale for buying, selling or holding this stock as an investment.

Suggested length of paper 2-3 pages, APA.

#2 Mini Case: The Conch Republic Electronics, Part 1 (Will provide textbook scanned documents):

Case Study:

After you have completed the readings for chapter 10, you should be ready to complete this assignment. Return to the case study on p.341-342 of the text and reread it carefully. As you are thinking about your response, please remember that one thing about cases – usually the quick answer is not the correct one.

You need to be able to decide what the issues at hand are and what information is really critical to giving the correct advice.

Needed – stick

Use the questions at the end of the case for guidance, but remember you may add to your explanations. One thing that student’s tend to do with a case is bring in more information than what is needed – stick to the facts as presented in the case and the chapter readings.

Please prepare and submit a 1-3 page response including synthesis of chapter readings and applications to corporate organizational structure.

Upon Completion of this mini-case, you will demonstrate your ability to:

Apply the calculations for payback analysis of a capital project.

Profitability analysis

Apply the calculations for profitability analysis of a capital project.

Apply the calculations for a NPV analysis of a capital project.

Apply the calculations for a IRR analysis of a capital project.

Make an appropriate recommendation based on the facts presented.

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#3 Mini Case: Ford Company Capital Budgeting Project:

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You are provided with the following information to determine Ford’s weighted average cost of capital that will be used for capital project calculations.  As a Finance Analyst for Ford, you will calculate and support the development of its weighted average cost of capital and communicate it to the CFO of Ford.

  After you have calculated the required data points in the two tables below, provide a brief paper (approximately 300 to 400 words) to the CFO summarizing the weighted average cost of capital you determined for Ford, where they may be risks in the calculation (how the calculation may change over time), how the weighted average cost of capital you calculated should be applied when making cost of capital project decisions, and some scenarios that the CFO should be aware of that may change the weighted average cost of capital at some future point.

Your discussion of the scenarios should cover aspects of management, marketing and broader economic factors that may influence the weighted average cost of capital.

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Financial Management

Ford Company

Capital Budgeting Problem

 

The market value of Fords’ equity, preferred stock and debt are $7 billion, $3 billion, and $10 billion, respectively. Ford has a beta of 1.8, the market risk premium is 7%, and the risk-free rate of interest is 4%. Ford’s preferred stock pays a dividend of $3.5 each year and trades at a price of $27 per share.

Ford’s debt trades with a yield to maturity of 9.5%.

 

Ford Company
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		>market capitalization Market Capitalization		Weight
Equity (E)
Preferred (P)
Debt (D)
Total

 

 

 

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		Weight		Cost		After-tax Marginal Weight
Equity (E)			X		=
Preferred (P)			X		=
Debt (D)			X		=
Total			X		=

 

 

 

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