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Sample Questions
  • QUESTION NO 1
  • A listed company is planning to raise 21.6
    million to finance a new project with a positive
    net present value of 5 million. The finance is
    to be raised via a rights issue at a 10 discount
    to the current share price. There are currently
    100 million shares in issue, trading at 2.00
    each.
  • Taking the new project into account, what would
    the theoretical ex-rights price be? Give your
    answer to two decimal places. ?
  • Answer 2.02, 2.03
  • QUESTION NO 2
  • When valuing an unlisted company, a P/E ratio for
    a similar listed company may be used but
    adjustments to the P/E ratio may be necessary.
  • Which THREE of the following factors would
    justify a reduction in the proxy p/e ratio before
    use?
  • The relative lack of marketability of unlisted
    company shares.
  • A lower level of scrutiny and regulation for
    unlisted companies.
  • Unlisted companies being generally smaller and
    less established.
  • Control premium not being included within the
    proxy p/e ratio used.
  • The forecast earnings growth being relatively
    higher in the unlisted company.
  • A profit item within the unlisted company's
    latest earnings which will not reoccur.

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  • Calculate the maximum price that Company E should
    offer to Company F's shareholders to acquire the
    company.
  • Give your answer to the nearest million.
  • A. 3,150
  • B. 1,890
  • C. 4,500
  • D. 2,700
  • Answer A
  • QUESTION NO 4
  • Company A is a large listed company, with a wide
    range of both institutional and private
    shareholders.
  • It is planning a takeover offer for Company B.
  • Company A has relatively low cash reserves and
    its gearing ratio of 40 is higher than most
    similar companies in its industry.
  • Which TWO of the following would be the most
    feasible ways of Company A structuring an offer
    for Company B?
  • Cash offer, funded by borrowings.

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Answer A, C, D, E
  • QUESTION NO 6
  • A listed company plans to raise 350 million to
    finance a major expansion program The cash flow
    projections for the program are subject to
    considerable variability. Brief details of the
    program have been public knowledge for a few
    weeks.
  • The directors are considering two financing
    options, either a rights issue at a 20 discount
    to current share price or a long term bond.
  • The following data is relevant
  • The company's share price has fallen by 5 over
    the past 3 months compared with a fall in the
    market of 3 over the same period.
  • The directors favor the bond option.
  • However, the Chief Accountant has provided
    arguments for a rights issue. Which TWO of the
    following arguments in favor of a right issue are
    correct?
  • The issue of bonds might limit the availability
    of debt finance in the future.
  • The recent fall in the share price makes a rights
    issue more attractive to the company.
  • The rights issue will lead to less pressure on
    the operating cash flows of the program.
  • The WACC will decrease assuming Modigliani and
    Miller's Theory of Capital Structure without
    taxes applies.
  • The administrative costs of a rights issue will
    be lower.
  • Answer A, C
  • QUESTION NO 7

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  • D. The company will be in breach of the covenant
    in respect of interest cover only.
  • Answer C
  • QUESTION NO 8
  • The ex div share price of a company's shares is
    2.20.
  • An investor in the company currently holds 1,000
    shares.
  • The company plans to issue a scrip dividend of 1
    new share for every 10 shares currently held.
    After the scrip dividend, what will be the total
    wealth of the shareholder?
  • Give your answer to the nearest whole .
  • ? .
  • Answer 2200
  • QUESTION NO 9
  • Company T is a listed company in the retail
    sector.
  • Its current profit before interest and taxation
    is 5 million. This level of profit is forecast
    to be maintainable in future.

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  • 250,000 shares in issue with a share price of 8
  • The company plans to borrow an additional
    200,000 on the first day of the year to invest
    in new project which will improve annual profit
    before interest and tax by 24,000.
  • The additional debt would carry an interest rate
    of 3.
  • Assume the number of shares in issue remain
    constant but the share price will increase to
    8.50 after the investment.
  • The rate of corporate income tax is 30.
  • Interest cover will fall P/E ratio will fall.
  • Interest cover will fall P/E ratio will rise.
  • Interest cover will rise P/E ratio will rise.
  • Interest cover will rise P/E ratio will fall.
  • Answer B
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