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Case Solution for Ambuja Cements and Holcim India Merger

Case Solution & Analysis for Ambuja Cements and Holcim India Merger by Pitabas Mohanty, Tina Stephen, Supriti Mishra.

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Case Name :      Ambuja Cements and Holcim India Merger
Authors :           Pitabas Mohanty, Tina Stephen, Supriti Mishra
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B16N056 / W16572
Discipline :        Finance
Case Length :    11 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
On July 24, 2013, the management of Ambuja Cements Limited announced the merger of Holcim (India) Private Limited with Ambuja Cements in a two-stage process. First, Ambuja Cements would buy a 24 per cent stake of Holcim (India) from Holderind Investments Ltd. of Mauritius for ₹35 billion. Subsequently, Holcim (India) would be merged with Ambuja Cements. The management of Ambuja Cements projected huge synergy from the merger, whereas proxy firm advisors called it corporate misgovernance. The case gives students an opportunity to analyze this two-step transaction to determine whether it compromised the interests of minority shareholders. The case also presents an opportunity to estimate the marginal impact of the transfer of cash and the cancellation of shares on the stock price of the acquiring company.
 
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Case Solution for Nielsonlar Insurance: Replacing a Life Insurance Plan

Case Solution & Analysis for Nielsonlar Insurance: Replacing a Life Insurance Plan by Norma Nielson, Larry A. Wood.

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Case Name :      Nielsonlar Insurance: Replacing a Life Insurance Plan
Authors :           Norma Nielson, Larry A. Wood
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B16N057 / W16610
Discipline :        Finance
Case Length :    17 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
In 2003, a financial planner in Calgary started working with the owner of Oilfield Welding Limited to provide employee benefits to the owner and his staff. Initially, the owner wanted to save for retirement by reinvesting all of his surplus earnings back into the business. However, he appreciated the potential creditor-proofing of life insurance and established a small retirement savings opportunity using life insurance. When Oilfield Welding Limited hired a new group administrator, the employee benefits program was put out to bid and the business was moved. Shortly thereafter, the financial planner was notified that the life insurance he had placed on the owner of Oilfield Welding Limited and his wife would be replaced by two new policies as recommended by another advisor. Would it be beneficial for the clients to replace their existing insurance? How should the financial planner proceed?
 
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Case Solution for Asante Teaching Hospital: Activity-Based Costing

Case Solution & Analysis for Asante Teaching Hospital: Activity-Based Costing by Melissa Jean, Courtney Young.

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Case Name :      Asante Teaching Hospital: Activity-Based Costing
Authors :           Melissa Jean, Courtney Young
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B16B012 / W16558
Discipline :        Accounting
Case Length :    06 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
In August 2015, an intern at Asante Teaching Hospital, a prestigious not-for-profit hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa, wanted to organize the cost data she had gathered from staff interviews into clear recommendations for the hospital’s chief executive officer. Asante Teaching Hospital’s maternity ward competitors had begun offering bundled pricing for natural births, and the intern wondered if Asante Teaching Hospital should do the same. In order to calculate the costs of the service, she planned to employ both activity-based and time-driven activity-based costing techniques. With this information, she could present the results of her analysis and recommendations for a pricing strategy.
 
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Case Solution for Covalent: Term Loan for Expansion and Modernization

Case Solution & Analysis for Covalent: Term Loan for Expansion and Modernization by Maram Srikanth, Palanisamy Saravanan.

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Case Name :      Covalent: Term Loan for Expansion and Modernization
Authors :           Maram Srikanth, Palanisamy Saravanan
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B15N009 / W15241
Discipline :        Finance
Case Length :    10 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
Covalent Laboratories Private Ltd. is involved in the manufacture of active pharmaceutical ingredients and bulk drugs in Hyderabad, India. In March 2012, the company added a new manufacturing plant and was in the process of obtaining regulatory approvals for its products from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the European Directorate of Quality of Medicines. Anticipating good growth, the company approached the Commercial Development Bank of India in June 2014 for sanction of a term loan of INR350 million over seven years towards expansion and modernization of its existing manufacturing facilities, including the construction of a captive power plant and effluent treatment plant. As the proposed financial assistance is long term in nature and the company is a new client with average financial strength, the head of the bank’s Corporate Banking Department faces a dilemma. He has asked a credit analyst to research the financial performance of the company and to assess the financial viability of and identify the risks in the proposal.
 
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Case Solution for Tele-Tichon Ltd.: Corporate Debt Restructuring

Case Solution & Analysis for Tele-Tichon Ltd.: Corporate Debt Restructuring by Sajjan Raj Singhvi, Alok Kastia.

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Case Name :      Tele-Tichon Ltd.: Corporate Debt Restructuring
Authors :           Sajjan Raj Singhvi, Alok Kastia
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B15N008 / W15250
Discipline :        Finance
Case Length :    16 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
Tele-Tichon Limited, a private company in India’s telecom equipment manufacturing sector, was in deep financial trouble, after having experienced declining financial health for nearly 10 years. The company had made an attempt at corporate debt restructuring (CDR) six years earlier but its restructuring plan had not been approved. Now, with the company in deeper financial crisis and unable to service its mounting debt and interest burden, the chief executive officer and chief financial officer must weigh the various options for bringing their company back into the black.
 
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Case Solution for OCBC Versus Hedge Fund: Acquisition of Wing Hang Bank

Case Solution & Analysis for OCBC Versus Hedge Fund: Acquisition of Wing Hang Bank by Emir Hrnjić, Han Dong .

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Case Name :      OCBC Versus Hedge Fund: Acquisition of Wing Hang Bank
Authors :           Emir Hrnjić, Han Dong
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B15N010 / W15295
Discipline :        Finance
Case Length :    20 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
A Singapore-based financial services company, the second largest lender in Southeast Asia, offered to acquire a Hong Kong bank, the eighth largest lender in the country, for a premium price per share. Three months later, a multi-billion hedge fund firm based in the United States had accumulated close to 8 per cent of the Hong Kong bank’s shares. According to Hong Kong’s securities law, the Singapore-based financial institution would have to acquire 90 per cent of the Hong Kong bank’s shares to successfully take the bank private, and there were only 25 days left for the company to meet this requirement. The hedge fund firm’s unspoken message was clear: raise your bid price to buy our shares or we will keep the company public at your expense.
 
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Case Solution for Strides Arcolab Limited’s Dividend Pay-Out Decision

Case Solution & Analysis for Strides Arcolab Limited’s Dividend Pay-Out Decision by Tulsi Jayakumar, Indu Niranjan.

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Case Name :      Strides Arcolab Limited’s Dividend Pay-Out Decision
Authors :           Tulsi Jayakumar, Indu Niranjan
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B15N011 / W15317
Discipline :        Finance
Case Length :    15 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
Arun Kumar, founder and group chief executive officer of Strides Arcolab Limited – a first generation, Indian pharmaceutical company headquartered in Bengaluru – is preparing for a crucial meeting of the Board of Directors. The meeting was called to discuss the proposed dividend payout to the company’s shareholders following the completion of a US$1.725 billion sale of its specialty division – Agila Specialties – to the U.S.-based pharmaceutical company Mylan Inc. Kumar proposed that Strides distribute all the free cash available from the sale – after the retirement of debt and internal payouts – in the form of dividends to its shareholders. Strides had already communicated its decision to retire debts and reduce its leverage.
 
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Case Solution for Singapore Airlines: In Talks to Invest in Jeju Air

Case Solution & Analysis for Singapore Airlines: In Talks to Invest in Jeju Air by Ruth S.K. Tan, Zsuzsa R. Huszar, Weina Zhang.

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Case Name :      Singapore Airlines: In Talks to Invest in Jeju Air
Authors :           Sanjay Dhamija, David J. Sharp
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B15N013 / W15371
Discipline :        Finance
Case Length :    12 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
Jeju Air is a market leader in the South Korean low-cost carrier industry, operating more than 20 domestic and international air routes in Asian countries. In the midst of rising economic activity and the opening of more air routes in North Asia, Jeju Air is planning an initial public offering to seek capital to grow its China business. Meanwhile, Singapore Airlines is in discussions to purchase a 20 per cent equity investment in Jeju Air. Is this investment a wise decision for Singapore Airlines? Additionally, what is Singapore Airlines’ future outlook in terms of its existing underperforming subsidiaries?
 
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Case Solution for Asahi India Glass Limited: Leverage, A Double-edged Sword

Case Solution & Analysis for Asahi India Glass Limited: Leverage, A Double-edged Sword by Sanjay Dhamija, David J. Sharp.

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Case Name :      Asahi India Glass Limited: Leverage, A Double-edged Sword
Authors :           Sanjay Dhamija, David J. Sharp
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B15N018 / W15457
Discipline :        Finance
Case Length :    12 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
Asahi India Glass Limited faces a situation encountered by many growing companies after having funded its diversification from retained earnings and debt, both in rupees and foreign currency. An over-reliance on borrowed funds without a matching infusion of equity has plunged the company into losses. To reduce its need for financial leverage, the company has issued equity shares on a rights basis, which has helped but is insufficient to reduce its debt burden. The company’s management is seeking alternatives to further deleverage the company’s capital structure but is finding it difficult due to losses in the recent past, the adverse operating environment created by the global economic crisis and a slowdown in the major segments in which it operates.
 
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Case Solution for SenseGiz: Funding a Start-up

Case Solution & Analysis for SenseGiz: Funding a Start-up by Mrinalini Shah, Anuj Kulkarni.

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Case Name :      SenseGiz: Funding a Start-up
Authors :           Mrinalini Shah, Anuj Kulkarni
Source :              Ivey Publishing
Case ID :           9B15N017 / W15461
Discipline :        Finance
Case Length :    10 pages
Plagiarism : NO (100% Original work)
Description for case is given below :
Two engineers founded a start-up for the design and development of Internet of Things and wearable technology products. They received initial seed capital from family in lieu of equity shares. The company developed a product that could be used to search for misplaced items through the user’s phone. The product was expected to be ready for mass production in a week. However, in spite of potential huge demand, the company did not have funds for mass production because it used the seed capital on the design and development. The supplier would not produce unless the start-up paid up front. The technology start-up needed to analyze all the available options for funding mass production of its product and choose the most suitable one.
 
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