Cox Communications Inc.–1999 Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

This case focuses on how much external financing firm needs and what securities firm must give rise in this financing. Cox Communications is the largest player in the cable industry, which is consolidated in connection with technological changes / opportunities due to the Internet. Corporate treasury Cox Communications have to decide how much external financing needed to fund a number of intra-industry acquisitions that Cox recently conducted. Choice of plain vanilla equity, debt, asset sales, and the new equity-linked derivatives are known as FELINE proud proposed Merrill Lynch. Treasurer and his team must make this decision facing the usual constraints of the market. There are also some special restrictions, including maintaining financial flexibility for future acquisitions and limiting dilution Coke's largest shareholder, who owns about 70% of the company. "Hide
by George Chacko, Peter Tufano Source: Harvard Business School 18 pages. Publication Date: August 22, 2000. Prod. #: 201003-PDF-ENG

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