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CIS621 Data Analysis for Business
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Title: Case Study Analysis Godrej Properties: Divergent dividend
decision
Spring 2 Grad 2024
Professor Jamila Kridan
03-17-2024
Stephen M. Hill
Decision made by Godrej Properties In the highly competitive and ever-changing real estate industry, companies often face complex and multifaceted decision-making processes. In this context, Godrej Properties, a well-known real estate developer in India,
made a strategic decision regarding its dividend policy that has significant implications for the company and its shareholders. This decision involved a departure from the company's previous dividend distribution practices, with Godrej Properties refraining from paying dividends for four consecutive years. The company justified this decision by emphasizing its focus on reinvesting profits into high-return investment opportunities rather than distributing dividends to shareholders. Despite its historical consistency in paying dividends, the board believed that retaining capital for growth would ultimately maximize shareholder value in the long term. By analyzing the factors that led to this decision and its potential impacts, we can gain insights into the complex decision-making processes that companies in dynamic industries must navigate.
Data-Driven Decision Analysis
The decision made by Godrej Properties appears to be informed by a combination of strategic considerations and industry trends rather than solely driven by data. While the company cited the pursuit of high-return
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a)
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✓; If s₂ then ?
(b) What is the expected value for the decision strategy developed in part (a)?
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EV =
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240
90
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then ?
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î
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from your textbook and create a table.
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s1
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A
80
45
–20
B
40
50
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