The report discusses the various sources of finance available to Zylla Limited for the acquisition of ferry and working capital requirements. It evaluates the viability of the acquisition and operation of the ferry using investment appraisal techniques such as payback period, accounting rate of return, and net present value method. The report concludes that it is beneficial for Zylla Limited to invest in the ferry.

Report on finance sources for Zylla Limited's ferry acquisition and working capital, with investment appraisal and viability recommendations.

Sources of Finance and Investment Appraisal Techniques for Zylla Limited

This report discusses the short and long term sources of finance for Zylla Limited to acquire funds for ferry and maintain working capital needs. It also evaluates different investment appraisal techniques such as payback period, net present value, and accounting rate of return to determine the viability of the project. The report concludes that investing in the ferry is a viable project for Zylla Limited.

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Short and Long Term Sources of Finance and Investment Appraisal Techniques for Zylla Limited

The report discusses the various sources of finance available to Zylla Limited for meeting its working capital requirements, including share issue, debentures, trade credit, and bank loans. It also describes the investment appraisal techniques that can be used for the operation and acquisition of a ferry, including payback period, accounting rate of return, and net present value. The report concludes that the company can purchase the ferry and earn profits.

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Introduction to Business Studies - Zylla Limited Assignment

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This report provides information on the different sources of finance available to Zylla Limited for their ferry project, including long-term sources such as issuing shares and debentures, and short-term sources such as bank loans and trade credit. It also evaluates the project's viability using investment appraisal techniques such as payback period, net present value, and accounting rate of return. The report concludes that the project is profitable and beneficial for the company.

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