A machine tools distributor is planning to build an extension onto its warehouse. The owner is concerned the best way to source the $100,000 required to finance the expansion. Choices include issuing shares, borrowing from a private lender, or borrowing from a bank.
This case is meant to introduce students to fiscal analysis. The concepts of projected statements, ratio analysis and debt repayment are essential to the case.
Publication Date: 11/30/1999
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