Financial Analysis case studies, worked step by step
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- Topics
- 14
- Hard
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All topicsCredit analysis and lending14Budgeting, variance and reporting8Valuation9Financial statement analysis6Earnings quality and adjustments6Working capital and cash flow6M&A and corporate development7Costing, pricing and unit economics6Investment evaluation and pitches9Leveraged buyouts7Capital budgeting6Forecasting and scenarios5Financing, capital structure and treasury6Distress and restructuring5
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- 006A polymer maker spends Rs 2 crore a week more than it collects and has payroll and a loan instalment coming. Build the 13-week cash forecast and find the funding need.TreasuryCorporate FP&A
- 024A carmaker stretches supplier payment from 60 to 120 days through a bank programme and operating cash flow jumps Rs 1,200 crore. Is that free cash flow, and is it debt?Rating agenciesTreasury
- 040A woollens maker sells 70% of its year in four winter months but produces evenly. Find its peak working capital need and size a seasonal credit line.TreasuryBank credit
- 058Tulsikunj Naturals will grow revenue 60% from Rs 200 crore to Rs 320 crore at an 8% EBITDA margin, with working capital at 25% of revenue. What is next year's free cash flow, and at what growth rate does it turn positive?Corporate FP&APrivate credit
- 074Rasadhara Chemicals has net debt of Rs 700 crore on EBITDA of Rs 400 crore, a 2.5x covenant and a board rule to keep 0.5x of headroom. With Rs 180 crore a year of free cash flow and Rs 300 crore of growth capex over two years, what is the maximum dividend?Corporate financeTreasury
- 089A group reports Rs 800 crore of consolidated cash and Rs 1,500 crore of parent debt. The cash sits in a joint venture, a regulated subsidiary, an overseas unit and the parent. How much is really available, and what is true net debt?TreasuryRating agencies
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