Capital Structure, EBIT& EPS
Analysis, and Leverage
• Understanding Financial Decisions and Risk
Management
2.
Introduction to CapitalStructure
• • Definition: The mix of debt and equity financing
used by a company
• • Importance: Determines financial stability and
cost of capital
• • Components: Equity Capital, Debt Capital, Hybrid
Financing
3.
Factors Affecting CapitalStructure
• • Cost of Capital
• • Risk and Financial Leverage
• • Control Considerations
• • Flexibility in Financing
• • Market Conditions
4.
EBIT (Earnings BeforeInterest &
Taxes)
• • Definition: A measure of a company's profitability
before interest and taxes
• • Formula: EBIT = Revenue - Operating Expenses
• • Importance: Used to assess operational efficiency
5.
EPS (Earnings PerShare)
• • Definition: Profitability metric showing earnings
per outstanding share
• • Formula: EPS = Net Profit / Number of Shares
Outstanding
• • Importance: Key indicator for investors
6.
EBIT-EPS Analysis
• •Purpose: Evaluates the impact of financing
decisions on EPS
• • Indifference Point: EBIT level where EPS remains
unchanged for different financing structures
• • Decision Making: Debt vs. Equity financing based
on EBIT levels
7.
Leverage Overview
• •Definition: The use of borrowed funds to amplify
returns
• • Types of Leverage:
• - Operating Leverage
• - Financial Leverage
• - Combined Leverage
8.
Operating Leverage
• •Arises due to fixed operating costs
• • DOL Formula: DOL = % Change in EBIT / % Change
in Sales
• • Impact: High DOL → Small revenue changes lead
to large profit variations