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A SWOT analysis is performed in relation to the same. Strengths: The past and project revenue collection as well as the consistently positive cash flows show availability of funds to spend. With the new markets offering immense potential, there is a high likelihood that the company is destined for even much better performance. The strong growth in assets also gives the company a strong pillar in its endeavor to expand. Weaknesses: Not having previously ventured in any foreign market, there is lacking experience in terms of going global.
Additionally, new markets mean new tax regimes which could potentially hamper the company’s revenues. Threats: New market always comes with uncertainty, mainly driven by unfamiliar legal and political landscapes. Additionally, there are many legal constraints and political pitfalls associated with foreign investment. These could potentially impede such an entry. Additionally, investment in a new venture can be suicidal and hence it is advisable to do it through an existing company. From the financial stand point, the company’s intended expansion stands at an advantageous position.
The past and projected asset growth, revenues expected cash flow and a favorable NPV all stand in favor of the proposed business
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