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Financial Strategy Questions and Answers

Question 117

An unlisted company operates in a niche market, exploring the west coast of Africa for new oiI reservoirs.

The oil exploration program has been successful in recent years and t now has a substantial amount of oil reserves with a high level of certainty of being recoverable Under financial reporting regulations, oil still in the ground is not recognised as an asset unit is extracted.

The expense of the exploration program has used up all the company’s available cash resources.

The company has denied to list or a stock market and raise finds through an initial public offering to finance its drilling program.

Which of the following valuation methods in the appropriate to use in calculating an initial listing price for this company?

Options:

A.

Market capitalisation.

B.

Framings valuation using the ratio of a multinational oil exploration company

C.

Net asset valuation based on book values.

D.

Discounted cash flow valuation

Question 118

Company ABD and Company BCD operate in the same industry and each has a significant market share.

The directors of Company ABD have heard rumours in the market that Company BCD is planning to bid to takeover Company ABD. They do not believe the takeover would be in the best interests of the shareholders and are therefore keen to prevent the bid from going ahead.

Which THREE of the following defense strategies could be used by the directors of Company ABD at this point in time?

Options:

A.

Communicate effectively with their shareholders

B.

Revalue the non-current assets

C.

Refer the bid to the competition authorities

D.

Poison Pill

E.

White Knight

Question 119

Extracts from a company's profit forecast for the next financial year is as follows:

Since preparing the forecast, the company has decided to return surplus cash to shareholders by a share repurchase arrangement.

The share repurchase would result in the company purchasing 20% of the 2,000 million ordinary shares currently in issue and cancelling them.

Assuming the share repurchase went ahead, the impact on the company's forecast earnings per share will be an increase of:

Options:

A.

$0,050

B.

$0,125

C.

$0,100

D.

$0,075

Question 120

A profit-seeking company intends to acquire another company for a variety of reasons, primarily to enhance shareholder wealth.

Which THREE of the following offer the greatest potential for enhancing shareholder wealth?

Options:

A.

Achieving more press coverage for the company.

B.

Creating new opportunities for employees.

C.

Achieving greater cultural diversity.

D.

Acquiring Intellectual Property assets.

E.

Exploiting production synergies.

F.

Elimination of existing competition.

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