Smart Task 2
Smart Task 2
Smart Task 2
Intern’s Details
Name Ruchira Parwanda
Email-ID ruchirap1601@gmail.com
1. Task Q1 :
While preparing a financial model what are the assumptions we need to take.
Please list down the list of assumptions with the values, assuming the project
will be set up in India.
Task Q1 Solution :
Basically, project finance models start with some assumption- how much you estimate to spend constructing
the project, what percentage of financing will come from equity financing versus debt, and also cost of
different debt items.
Usually, the assumptions are split into two- financing and operating assumptions.
The assumptions are classified as:
1. Project assumptions
Completion time- 25 years
Land size in Sq. ft.- 3000
Deposit- 25% of annual rent
Debt repayment- 10 years
Monthly Rent- 250,000
2. Financing assumption
Debt - 70%
Equity - 30%
Debt service reserve- 0.25 years
Payment periods- 40 (Quarters)
Repayment periods- 10 years
Debt rate-10%
3. Cost assumptions: These can be further classified as
CAPEX or project cost related assumptions- 10,170,000
OPEX or operating cost related assumptions. 966,000
4. Economic assumption
Inflation- 4%
Exchange rate (USD/INR)- 70
5. Tax assumptions
Tax rate- 25%
Corporate tax- 25%
Tax holiday- 0 years
Minimum alternate tax - 18%
Dividend distribution tax- 0%
1. Task Q2 : Explain the function of revenue, cost and debt sheet of the financial model.
Task Q2 Solution :
Financial Modeling is a tool that can be used to forecast a picture of a security or a financial instrument or a
company’s future financial performance based on the historical performance of the entity. The purpose of
Financial Modeling is to build a Financial Model which can enable a person to take better financial decision.
The decision could be affected by future cash flow projections, debt structure for the company, etc. All these
factors may affect the viability of a project or investment in a company.
The function of revenue, cost and debt sheet of the financial model is as follows:
Task Q3 :
1. Explain in detail the various steps involved (with the importance) in the fin flows sheet. Why and what the bank needs to
check before financing the project.
Task Q3 Solution :
The first step involved in preparation of fin flow sheet is to project the all details related to project in fin flow
sheet. This will help to show the percentage of debt and equity used to finance the project and the debt service
coverage ratio. It will also the area in which project id been implementing.
2. Projection of assumptions need to be kept in mind while preparing the financial model
There are various assumptions that need to be kept in mind while preparing the financial model. The next step
is to list these assumption on the finflow sheet. This will help us in doing various calculation in coming steps.
Next step is the estimation of net income generated by calculating the total revenue or expenses generated
during the period and then deducting all the operating or non operating expense from the revenue and then tax
to find net income.
4. Finding total project cash flow from the project’s equity financing
Another important step is to find the total cash inflow in the project from equity financing.
Next step is to find DSCR i.e debt service coverage ratio and final project cash by deducting principal and
interest amount from final project cash flow from equity.
6. Finding results
The last step is to find the result that is been in form of calculation of IRR (internal rate of return) from equity
financing, DSCR minimum or average (debt service coverage ratio) and IRR (internal rate of return) from
project.
Bank always tries to understand the abilities of customer and in order know the capabilities of project
company, the bank check out the whole profile and background of company. Bank needs to check following
before financing a project: