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This 10 page paper is written in two parts. The first part look at a case where a company needs to raise capital, considering way they may want to raise capital and assessing the advantages and disadvantages of each method. The second part of the paper is made of calculations supporting the arguments for the use or rejections of a new share issue, loans or debentures. The bibliography cites 1 source.
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File: TS14_TEcrownca.rtf
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major stakeholders which will be impacted by any decision and the reason that the funds are needed. In this case we are told that crown want to raise $30 million
fir ht current and the following year, and that this is not an isolated event, there will also need to be increased capital raising in subsequent years of the current
capital project is to be followed through. This also indicates that when looking at any capital raising approach there needs to be consideration of the company and its future ability
to raise capital as well as external stakeholders. The plans of Crown are to carry on with a strategy of expansion by way of acquisition, but this time looking
to vertical expansion. The market in which they work is growing and is expected to carry on growing, some areas such as defence is seining a decrease in orders, but
the 15% increase in other areas demonstrated that this is a growth segment at the time of the case study. The company has projected that there is a value with
increased levels of integration. If we look at this we can argue that it will give crown a much higher level of control over the supply chain and should help
increase the way value can be added. As such the value that the company will be hoping to gain from the acquisition in terms of economies of scope and scale
as well as the added value in terms of the business it undertakes. The aim of the project is to increase value for the business and as such for
the shareholders in the long term. However, investment can result in s short term loss of returns dependant on the way that financing is undertaken. If we look at
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