Honeywell Buys Measurex – Debt Equity Choice Case Solution
This Case is about Control
published: 01 Aug 2005
This mini-case concentrates on the usage of debt to fund Honeywell’s achievement of Measurex in 1997. The funding appeared unexpected due to the fact that the stock market place was thriving, and Honeywell’s financial investment lenders were advising it to utilize equity. The case could be utilized with innovative undergraduate and also MBA lessons, it is developed with executive viewers in mind. It is created to be utilized in workshops on worth based administration and financial worth included as a means of presenting a few of the defective reasoning that frequently enters into capital structure choices.
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