The document summarizes key concepts related to capital budgeting cash flows and techniques. It discusses the capital budgeting decision process and identifying the relevant cash flows, including the initial investment, operating cash flows, and terminal cash flow. It also provides an overview of common capital budgeting techniques such as payback period and net present value (NPV). The document is intended to teach students the process of evaluating investment projects using cash flow analysis and decision methods.
4. REFERENCE
Principles of Managerial Finance
14th edition, Pearson, Addison Wesley
Publishing Company. 2015
by : Gitman, Lawrence J. and Zutter,
Chad J.
5. MANAJEMEN KEUANGAN
Bahan bacaan:
1. Financial Management
Theory and Practice
Eugene F. Brigham & Michael C. Ehrhardt
2. Manajemen Keuangan
Teori dan Aplikasi
Agus Sartono
6. Materi Pertemuan 1 s 4
1 1. THE ROLE AND ENVIRONMENT OF MANAGERIAL FINANCE
2. Finance and Business
3. The Managerial Finance Function
4. Goal of the Firm
5. Financial Institutions and Market
6. Business Taxes
2 1. INTEREST RATES AND BOND VALUATION
2. Interest rates and required returns
3. Corporate Bonds
4. Valuation Fundamentals
5. Bond Valuation
3 1. STOCK VALUATION
2. Differences between Debt and Equity Capital
3. Common and Preferred Stock
4. Common Stock Valuation
4 1. STOCK VALUATION
2. Common Stock Valuation
3. Decision Making and Common Stock Value
7. Pertemuan 5 sd 8
5 1. CAPITAL BUDGETING CASH FLOWS
2. The Capital Budgeting Decision Process
3. The Relevant Cash Flows
4. Finding the Initial Investment
5. Finding the Operating Cash Inflows
6. Finding the Terminal Cash Flow
7. Summarizing the Relevant Cash Flows
6 1. CAPITAL BUDGETING TECHNIQUES
2. Overview of Capital Budgeting Techniques
3. Payback period
4. Net Present Value (NPV)
7 1. REVIEW
8 1. U T S
8. Pertemuan 9 sd 15
9 1. CAPITAL BUDGETING TECHNIQUES
2. Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
3. Comparing NPV and IRR Techniques
10 1. THE COST OF CAPITAL
2. An Overview of the Cost of Capital
3. The Cost of Long-term Debt
4. The Cost of Preferred Stock
5. The Cost of Common Stock
11 1. THE COST OF CAPITAL
2. The Cost of Common Stock
3. The Weighted Average Cost of Capital
4. The Marginal Cost & Investment Decisions
12 1. LEVERAGE & CAPITAL STRUCTURE
2. Leverage
3. The Firm's Capital Structure
4. The EBIT_EPS Approach to Capital Structure
13 1. LEVERAGE & CAPITAL STRUCTURE
2. The EBIT_EPS Approach to Capital Structure
3. Choosing the Optimal Capital Structure
14 1. REVIEW
15 1. U A S
9. Manajemen Keuangan 2
P1: The Role of Managerial Finance = Ch.1 & Ch. 2
P2: Interest Rates and Bond Valuation = Ch.6
P3 & P4: Stock Valuation = Ch. 7
P5: Capital Budgeting Cash Flows = Ch. 11
P6:Capital Budgeting Techniques = Ch. 10
P7& P8: Review & UTS
P9: Capital Budgeting Techniques = Ch. 10
P10 & P11: The Cost of Capital = Ch. 9
P12 & P13: Leverage and Capital Structure = Ch. 13
P14 & P15 : Rewbiew & UAS
22. Capital Budgeting Techniques
• Overview of capital budgeting techniques
• Payback period (PP)
• Net present value (NPV)
• Internal rate of return (IRR)
• Covering NPV and IRR
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30. A: CO/CI= 42000/14000= 3 th
B (CI:1,2)= 28000+12000=40.000
CO ………………………: 45.000
Sisa utk Th 3m negative : 5.000
CI: 3:10.000
Sisa th 3 : 5000/10000= ½ th
PP = 2.4 th
yg disetujui PP=2.75 th
A diterima (2.5 th), B ditolak (3)
31. Catatan: Investasi 20.000: Receive 4.000 dan 6.000, tax 25%
- Rec. after tax: 0.75x4000=3000, dan 0.75x6000=4500
- PP: 20000/3000=6.67 years dan 20000/4500=4.44 years
62. Pertemuan 5 sd 8
5 1. CAPITAL BUDGETING CASH FLOWS
2. The Capital Budgeting Decision Process
3. The Relevant Cash Flows
4. Finding the Initial Investment
5. Finding the Operating Cash Inflows
6. Finding the Terminal Cash Flow
7. Summarizing the Relevant Cash Flows
6 1. CAPITAL BUDGETING TECHNIQUES
2. Overview of Capital Budgeting Techniques
3. Payback period
4. Net Present Value (NPV)
7 1. REVIEW
8 1. U T S
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64. Capital Budgeting Cash Flow
1. The capital budgeting decision process
2. The relevant cash flows
3. Finding the initian investment
4. Finding the operating cash flows
5. Finding the terminal cash flow
6. Summary the relevant cash flows