FIN 300 - Internal Growth Rate Overview - Ryerson University

[@sophiedong9700]

Thank you for these videos on IGR and SGR! I have an exam tomorrow and they've helped a lot! Thank you :))))

[@surajaggarwal9277]

sir i am mesmerized by your concept delivery ...i just want lectures of all this knowledge in one playlist

[@holylips2859]

Is crazy how I learned this stuff for school and now I’m relearning it for the stock market . Im glad I got my books lol.

[@fooshuyi8181]

Thank you, this video really help me to understand the IGR rather than read the note.

[@pareneyon9558]

Thank you so much, you made everything so simple.

[@qhawedaviddube8675]

thank you so much...l understood what was supposed to be a 2 weeks lecture in 10:27 mins

[@y3730]

this, kind sir, is extraordinary I wish my lecturer could provide something like this

[@BecomeMonke]

Thank you good sir for the clear and precise explanation and saving my day!

[@edysonsiagian4770]

thankyou soo much🙃

[@khizarali5562]

Thank you very much sir. But that step (15000*1.047) why we didn't multiplied directly with 0.047

[@AllThingsMathematics]

you can do that too.....but you have to make sure you add that result to 15000.....if you multiply it by 1.047, it does all of that for you in one step.

[@jd5787]

Hi, stupid question but what about companies with negative NI but positive FCF? Couldn't they technically grow organically? (think SaaS at scale where the company get cash upfront for a service which costs them little to deliver)

[@bozhidarnedev959]

Is it right to say, that internal growth rate and sustainable growth rate are valid (i.e. can be calculated), when the company is operating at full capacity?

[@sonerguney3225]

Super

[@alexcotognini4601]

123 Inc has a profit margin of 15%. Its total asset turnover ratio is 2 and its dividend payout ratio is 60%. What is the company's internal growth rate? how would i solve this question if the ROA is "2"?

[@PoojaSingh-rv3cs]

IGR for the current year :- ROA*Retention Ration IGR = 2*40% = 0.8% IGR for next year = ?

[@nonamelspg]

wow your goood

[@khizarali5562]

Can IGR be 100%?

[@AllThingsMathematics]

I don't even know

[@khizarali5562]

Actually I calculated IGR for a Company and I was surprised, that IGR Was 100%. The company Gross Profit is Huge and Net Profit is also huge.