Examinando por Materia "Retorno sobre el Capital Promedio (AROIC)"

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    Medidas de rentabilidad en Project Finance de infraestructura
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2018) Taborda Agudelo, Pablo Federico; Gutiérrez Batancur, Juan Carlos
    This article begins with the study of different measures of return; Internal Rate of Return (IRR), Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR), Average Internal Rate of Return (AIRR), Shareholder Average Internal Rate of Return (SAIRR) and Average Return on Invested Capital (AROIC), to determine which it is the true profitability of a Project Finance in infrastructure -- In the first place, the characteristics of a Project Finance are defined -- Secondly, the qualities and shortcomings of the profitability measures with respect to conventional and non-conventional cash flows are identified, then a contrast is made between the perspectives that have debtors and creditors to estimate the measures of profitability, since the former do not take into account the probability of default against the debt obtained, while the latter are rigorous and pessimistic in their valuations -- Finally, when evaluating the SAIRR and the AIRR as profitability measures for the Infrastructure Project Finance, it is found that they are adequate, since they take into account the transitory information of the financing, the investment, its costs and the variability that is generated in unconventional cash flows -- Additionally, it is discovered that the values of traditional profitability measures increase when the cost of capital grows, which is contrary to common sense and financial orthodoxy -- The AIRR is the only measure of profitability that increases if the value of the project increases (when the WACC is minimized), and vice versa