CMA Sri Lanka SL2 Financial Strategy & Valuation Exam study materials
CMA Sri Lanka SL2 Financial Strategy & Valuation Exam study resources

CMA Sri Lanka SL2 Financial Strategy & Valuation Exam case studies

CMA Sri Lanka SL2 Financial Strategy & Valuation Exam · Put your knowledge to work in context.

SL2 Financial Strategy & Valuation is the second subject of the Strategic Level of the CMA Sri Lanka professional qualification, and it is the point where the programme stops asking you mainly to compute and starts asking you to decide. Candidates usually arrive from the operational and managerial levels, fluent in costing, budgeting and financial reporting, and meet a syllabus that treats the firm as a set of financing, investment and distribution choices made on behalf of stakeholders. The domains run from corporate objectives and stakeholder value, through capital structure and cost of capital, into investment appraisal under project risk, business valuation and value-based management, long-term financing including hybrids and leasing, working capital and treasury management, and financial risk management with derivatives. Assessment mixes objective items with constructed-response and case-based questions, so a defensible written recommendation matters as much as a correct discount rate. The CMA Sri Lanka SL2 Financial Strategy & Valuation Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 3,132 words.

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Divisional Hurdle Rates at Lanka Diversified PLC

Lanka Diversified PLC reports two divisions. The FMCG division (60% of capital employed) is mature and cash-generative; the agri-processing division is building an export-focused plant and is considered riskier.

545 words, about 3 min
2

Ceylon Green Power's 10 MW Solar Decision

Ceylon Green Power is evaluating a 10 MW solar plant. Capital cost is LKR 1.3bn, depreciated straight-line over 20 years to nil.

749 words, about 4 min
3

Valuing Lanka Glove Manufacturing for a Private Equity Exit

Lanka Glove Manufacturing is a family-owned producer of industrial gloves. Revenue is LKR 5.2bn, EBITDA LKR 780m, depreciation LKR 170m, and capital expenditure LKR 210m.

571 words, about 3 min
4

Ceylon Tea Exports: Cash Conversion and Supplier Discounts

Ceylon Tea Exports has annual revenue of LKR 3.6bn and COGS of LKR 2.7bn. Receivables are LKR 720m, inventory LKR 540m, and payables LKR 405m.

709 words, about 4 min
5

Lanka Auto Components' USD Payable

Lanka Auto Components must pay USD 4.2m to a Japanese steel supplier in 90 days. The spot rate is LKR 305/USD.

558 words, about 3 min