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The Role of Strategic Options in Shareholder Value Creation

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Urbanek G. , Uniwersytet Łódzki; Wydział Zarządzania; Katedra Zarządzania Przedsiębiorstwem

2011

tom 257

Realization of principle company objective – shareholder value maximization – requires maintaining of high growth rates coupled with achieving returns on investments higher than the cost of capital for the company. The condition for high growth and return is a possession by a company of sustainable competitive advantage. In times of “hypercompetition” and growing market uncertainty, the key to success is maintaining strategic flexibility. An option approach to strategy gives a clue about how firms can improve their strategic flexibility in order to effectively respond to volatile environment and gain sustainable competitive advantage. The main source of numerous strategic options for the company are its competences and underlying resources (mostly intangible). Thus the value creation process is a result of pursuing strategy aimed at the identification, development and optimal use of competences as a source of strategic options for the company

Impact of capital structure on firm’s value: Evidence from Bangladesh

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Chowdhury A. , Chowdhury S. P.

Business and Economic Horizons

2010

tom 3

nr 3

111-122

Modigliani & Miller (1958) show the impact of debt-equity ratio on firm value in their capital structure theory. Economist and financial researchers have spent time to develop new thoughts around this theory. Despite their effort the Modigliani & Miller (MM) model is still in vague. In this paper attempt has been made to empirically support the argument of MM. The paper tests the influence of debt-equity structure on the value of shares given different sizes, industries and growth opportunities with the companies incorporated in Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) of Bangladesh. For the robustness of the analysis samples are drawn from the four most dominant sectors of industry i.e. engineering, food & allied, fuel & power, and chemical & pharmaceutical to provide a comparative analysis. A strong positively correlated association is evident from the empirical findings when stratified by industry