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The loan is used to expand the company’s operations
The company has to pay back that amount in the future
The company has already received the cash
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To raise money from public investors
To confirm with government regulations
To confirm with tax laws
To confirm with investor agreements
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A loan that is backed up using some assets of the company to prevent default
A special type of loan for a company’s security operations
A loan that the company has to pay back immediately
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The cash that the promoters invested in the company
The cash that was borrowed from the bank to start the business
The cash customers pay to buy the company’s products
The cash the company pays to its suppliers
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Current Liability
Non-Current Liability
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Restaurant rent
Pizza Ingredients – Cheese, Vegetables etc
Employee Salaries
Cost of buying baking ovens and other equipment
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Fund a company’s expansion plans
Pay back loans
Fund day to day operations of a company
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To find out the company’s cash balance
To find out all the assets a company owns
To find out how much money the company has borrowed
To determine the company’s profitability
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Goldman Sachs
Reliance Mutual Fund
Kotak Mahindra Bank
ING Vysya
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Cash
Reserves
Shareholders Equity
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Airtel
Yahoo
Cisco
HP
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Balance Sheet
Profit or Loss Statement
Cash Flow Statement
Capitalization Table
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Google.com
Call Dezyre.com
Investor Relations section of a company’s website
Call the company
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Interest Expense
Net Income
Taxes
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Rs.14.25
Rs.15.10
Rs. 13.33
Rs. 16.00
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0%
5%
15%
33%
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To keep track of Profit and Loses
To keep track of where cash is being spend
To keep track of what the company owns and owes others
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Operating Expense
Cost of Goods Sold
Tax Expense
Interest Expense
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The Public
Venture Capital Funds
Private Equity Funds
Pension Funds
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It can charge more for its products
It can borrow more money
Economies of Scale
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Revenue
Revenue – Operating Expenses
Revenue – Operating Expenses - Taxes
Revenue – Operating Expenses – Taxes + Depreciation – Capex + Change in working Capital
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Revenue
Marketing Expense
Interest Expense
Tax
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Rs.60,000
Rs.59,850
Rs.61,243
Rs.0
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Assets
Liabilities
Shareholders Equity
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Loans will increase
Gross Block will increase
Reserves will decrease
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Tax
Pizza Ingredients – Cheese, Vegetables etc
Employee Salaries
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It’s the best representation of the operations of a company
It’s easier to use
It’s the most popular accounting method
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5% of Revenue
25% of Revenue
40% of Revenue
90% of Revenue
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Retail
Software Technology / IT
Manufacturing
Restaurants
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Rs.56 Crores
Rs.15 lakhs
Rs.5.5 Crores
Rs.55 Crores
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Revenue – Cost of Goods Sold = Operating Income
Revenue – Gross Margin = Operating Income
Revenue – Operating Expenses = Operating Income
Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Operating Expenses = Operating Income
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AAAA+
AAA
AA+
A+
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The working relationship between the senior management of the 2 companies
The cost savings achievable when the 2 companies are joined together
The new customers that the combined company will get
The price per share paid for the acquisition
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Revenue growth rate
Profitability
P/E ratio
Number of Customers
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Profits of company’s reduced
Stock Markets crashed
Company’s had too much debt
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Cash
Inventory
Paid-Up Capital
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0-5%
10-15%
30-40%
60-70%
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Current Liabilities
Non-Current Liabilities
Shareholders Equity
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Debt or Loan from bank
Equity Shares
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Technology expense increases by Rs.20 lakhs
Infrastructure expense increases by Rs.20 lakhs
Capital Expenditure increases by Rs.20 lakhs
Employee expense increases by Rs.20 lakhs
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Technology
Restaurants
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Market is inefficient at valuing a company
Because the book value is done by a qualifies Chartered Accountant
Intangible assets like R&D, Proprietary methods, Team etc
Government of India regulations
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Steel Industry
Technology Industry
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Current Liabilities
Non-Current Liabilities
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2%
35%
100%
175%
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Rs.10 Crores
Rs.20 Crores
Rs.18 Crores
Rs.12 Crores
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10-15%
25-35%
40-55%
55-65%
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1-3 years
3-5 years
5-7 years
7-8 years
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