Pääomarakente
Pääomarakente refers to the composition of a company's capital, specifically the proportion of debt and equity used to finance its operations and assets. It represents how a business is funded. A company can be financed through various sources, primarily debt financing (borrowing money from lenders) and equity financing (selling ownership stakes to investors). The optimal pääomarakente is a key concern for financial managers as it impacts a company's risk, return, and overall value.
The debt-to-equity ratio is a common metric used to analyze a company's pääomarakente. A high ratio indicates
Different industries and companies may have different optimal pääomarakente due to varying levels of business risk,