Part I - Introduction to Capital Budgeting (i) Techniques used in capital budgeting decisions 3:20 Introduction to Capital Budgeting 4:59 Net Present Value Method 29:53 Profitability Index (PI) Method 30:49 Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Method 37:32 Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR) Method (Terminal Value Method) 39:30 Adjusted Present Value (APV) Method 43:17 (ii) Impact of inflation on Capital Budgeting Decisions Part II - Techniques of Risk Analysis in Capital Budgeting 51:56 54:15 (i)Conventional Techniques 55:05 Risk Adjusted Discount Rate (RADR) Method 59:37 Certainty Equivalent (CE) Approach 1:02:17 Utility Approach 1:04:12 (ii) Sensitivity Analysis Technique 1:21:36 (iii) Statistical Technique 2:02:02 (iv) Decision Tree Analysis Part III - Other Decisions 2:11:05 Replacement Decision 2:29:07 Selection of Asset using Equivalent Annual Cost (EAC) 2:38:10 Optimum Replacement Cycle Part IV - Real options 2:55:17 2:57:33 Timing Option 3:11:41 Abandonment Option 3:16:06 Growth Option 3:31:51 Questions
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29:42 Here 'IRR' is 15.24% [i.e. Actual Return] Here 'Re' is 10% [i.e. Required Rate of Return] Hence IRR > Re In this case (say for eg.) if Investment of 1Lac would have been made by raising debt from market @8%, then that would have been our 'Minimum Required Rate of Return' which is Cost of Capital [i.e. 'Ke'] Hence Here IRR > Re > Ke, IRR = 15.24% Re = 10% Ke = 8% [i.e. Min. Re] Conclusion: 1. When IRR = Re {say 10%} ; NPV = 0 2. When IRR > Re {say 15.24%} ; NPV = +ve 3. When IRR < Re {say 9%} ; NPV = -ve [Still businees can survive assuming Ke is 8%] 4. When IRR = Ke {say 8%} ; NPV = -ve [Break Even Point Level] 5. When IRR < Ke {say 7%} ; NPV = -ve [Time to shut down project since returns are below Break Even Point]
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51:37 Part II: Techniques of Risk Analysis in capital budgeting 1:04:42 Sensitivity Analysis Technique 1:34:02 CRUX statistical technique 1:55:42 Moderately Dependent Future Cash Flows 2:14:15 Other decisions 2:47:36 Part IV: Real Options Don't recall negative person ka teachings 3:08:57 Strike Price 3:26:50 Mera jo safar hai wohi mera ghar hai.🙏🏻
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Part I - Introduction to Capital Budgeting
(i) Techniques used in capital budgeting decisions
3:20 Introduction to Capital Budgeting
4:59 Net Present Value Method
29:53 Profitability Index (PI) Method
30:49 Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Method
37:32 Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR) Method (Terminal Value Method)
39:30 Adjusted Present Value (APV) Method
43:17 (ii) Impact of inflation on Capital Budgeting Decisions
Part II - Techniques of Risk Analysis in Capital Budgeting 51:56
54:15 (i)Conventional Techniques
55:05 Risk Adjusted Discount Rate (RADR) Method
59:37 Certainty Equivalent (CE) Approach
1:02:17 Utility Approach
1:04:12 (ii) Sensitivity Analysis Technique
1:21:36 (iii) Statistical Technique
2:02:02 (iv) Decision Tree Analysis
Part III - Other Decisions
2:11:05 Replacement Decision
2:29:07 Selection of Asset using Equivalent Annual Cost (EAC)
2:38:10 Optimum Replacement Cycle
Part IV - Real options 2:55:17
2:57:33 Timing Option
3:11:41 Abandonment Option
3:16:06 Growth Option
3:31:51 Questions
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29:42
Here 'IRR' is 15.24% [i.e. Actual Return]
Here 'Re' is 10% [i.e. Required Rate of Return]
Hence IRR > Re
In this case (say for eg.) if Investment of 1Lac would have been made by raising debt from market @8%, then that would have been our 'Minimum Required Rate of Return' which is Cost of Capital [i.e. 'Ke']
Hence Here IRR > Re > Ke,
IRR = 15.24%
Re = 10%
Ke = 8% [i.e. Min. Re]
Conclusion:
1. When IRR = Re {say 10%} ; NPV = 0
2. When IRR > Re {say 15.24%} ; NPV = +ve
3. When IRR < Re {say 9%} ; NPV = -ve [Still businees can survive assuming Ke is 8%]
4. When IRR = Ke {say 8%} ; NPV = -ve [Break Even Point Level]
5. When IRR < Ke {say 7%} ; NPV = -ve [Time to shut down project since returns are below Break Even Point]
8% is kd than we have to calculate ko by wacc method but ya this is correct
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51:37 Part II: Techniques of Risk Analysis in capital budgeting
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1:34:02 CRUX statistical technique
1:55:42 Moderately Dependent Future Cash Flows
2:14:15 Other decisions
2:47:36 Part IV: Real Options
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Q42 of your question book
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There may have been a printing mistake in this QB where they have taken 2.5 crs coz when sir showed us the answer in the class from the QB, there it was as per the solution solved which is correctly taken as 2.1 crs. So sir's solution & also the updated solution in the new QB both are correct
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