• The Effect Of Lease As A Means Of Procurement In Manufacturing Organization

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    • 1.3    OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY           
              The purpose of this research work is to undertake a survey of some firms in parts of Nigeria and to achieve the following:
      (i)                  Study the extent to which these firms have availed of leasing.
      (ii)                 Examine the effect this has so far in solving the logistic and financial problems in these firms.
      1.4    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
      The study will serve as a data of information that would assist firms that embark on lease to appreciate the company’s position financial and otherwise.
      (i)                  It will also provide basis for firms in structuring their lease.
      (ii)                 The government, equipment leasing association of Nigeria (ELAN) and other interest groups in supplying their businesses to the business sector.
      (iii)                In addition, the study when completed will serve as a valuable contribution to the body of knowledge and at the same time serve as a source of useful reference for further research work.
      1.5    FORMULATION OF HYPOTHESIS
              The notion that lease is unavoidable in business cannot be over emphasized, thus to ascertain the validity of the above statement, the following statements will be tested to prove the various impact of lease in business.
      H0:    Leasing does not have positive impact on firms.   
      HI:    Leasing does have positive impact on firms.
      H0:    Firm does not engage more in leasing rather than outright purchase.
      HI:    Firm engage more in leasing rather than outright purchase.
      1.6    COMPANY PROFILES STUDIO PRESS (NIGERIA) PLC.      
              The company was incorporated on 9th July 1965 as a private company to produce exercise books. On incorporation the capital was N80,000 divided into 31,000 ordinary share of N2 each and 9,000, 6% preference share of N2 each. The ordinary share were owned equally by a Nigerian and German who founded the company. The preference shares were then held by Deutsche Gelleschanft for wirtchaftiche-zusammenarbelt (Eritiocklungsgesellschaft) a development bank wholly owned  by the Federal Republic of Germany.
            
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]The essence of this research work is to investigate carefully the effects of  lease as a means of procurement in manufacturing organizations. Some selected companies were used as a case study like the studio press Nigeria plc at Lagos and Aluminum extrusion industry plc. While carrying out this research work the researcher reviewed the extent to which some firms have availed themselves to leasing and the effect of lease in tackling the logistic and financial problems of these firms. It was also ... Continue reading---