Description
The concept of "cost of capital" is very important in financial management. It is weighted average cost of various sources of finance used by a firm may be in form of debentures, preference share capital, retained earning and equity share capital.
Project Report - Cost of Capital
The concept of "cost of capital" is very important in financial management. It is
weighted average cost of various sources of finance used by a firm may be in form of
debentures, preference share capital, retained earning and equity share capital.
A decision to invest in a particular project depend upon the cost of capital of the firm
or the cut off rate which is minimum rate of return expected by the investors.
When a firm is not able to achieve cut off rate, the market value of share will fall. In
fact, cost of capital is minimum rate of return expected by its investors.
Every firm have different types of goals or objectives such as profit maximization,
cost minimization, wealth maximization and maximum market share. If a firm have
main objective is wealth maximization then that firm earn a rate of return more than
its cost of capital.
Contents
• Profile of Industry
• Objectives of Study
• Scope of Study
• Research methodology
• Introduction of Project Report
• I ntroduction to Cost of Capital
• Significance of Cost of Capital
• Problem in Determination of Cost of Capital
• Computation of Cost of Capital
• Cost of Debt. Capital
• Cost of Debt. (Before Tax)
• Cost of Debt. (After Tax)
• Cost of Redeemable Debt.
• Cost of Debt which Redeemable in Installments.
• Cost of Equity Share Capital
• Cost of Preference Share Capital
• Cost of Retained Earning
• Findings & Analysis
• Conclusion & suggestions
• Limitations of Study
• Bibliography
doc_887527391.docx
The concept of "cost of capital" is very important in financial management. It is weighted average cost of various sources of finance used by a firm may be in form of debentures, preference share capital, retained earning and equity share capital.
Project Report - Cost of Capital
The concept of "cost of capital" is very important in financial management. It is
weighted average cost of various sources of finance used by a firm may be in form of
debentures, preference share capital, retained earning and equity share capital.
A decision to invest in a particular project depend upon the cost of capital of the firm
or the cut off rate which is minimum rate of return expected by the investors.
When a firm is not able to achieve cut off rate, the market value of share will fall. In
fact, cost of capital is minimum rate of return expected by its investors.
Every firm have different types of goals or objectives such as profit maximization,
cost minimization, wealth maximization and maximum market share. If a firm have
main objective is wealth maximization then that firm earn a rate of return more than
its cost of capital.
Contents
• Profile of Industry
• Objectives of Study
• Scope of Study
• Research methodology
• Introduction of Project Report
• I ntroduction to Cost of Capital
• Significance of Cost of Capital
• Problem in Determination of Cost of Capital
• Computation of Cost of Capital
• Cost of Debt. Capital
• Cost of Debt. (Before Tax)
• Cost of Debt. (After Tax)
• Cost of Redeemable Debt.
• Cost of Debt which Redeemable in Installments.
• Cost of Equity Share Capital
• Cost of Preference Share Capital
• Cost of Retained Earning
• Findings & Analysis
• Conclusion & suggestions
• Limitations of Study
• Bibliography
doc_887527391.docx