Target of the thesis is to analyze the financial situation in Fruko - Schulz s.r.o. company by using selected indicators of financial analytics during 2008 - 2013 from the perspective of external analyst. By this, the image of current business is gained. In connection to the company's financial situation, the investment plan is evaluated according to the company's draft, which is being reviewed by the method of efficient investment. The investment project is remitted to the assessment of eligibility for gaining grants form EU structurals funds by means of feasibility study. The conclusion of this thesis summarizes gained konwledge and recommends to apply the demand for funding through grants. The result is to propose procedures and recommendations, which company could implement and improve its position on the market.

The Diploma thesis is focused on evaluation of company’s investment plan to build both production and packaging line, to pursue production of syrups. Main part of the Diplo-ma thesis assess effectivnes of the investment by correctly chosen indicators of dynamic methods. Monte Carlo method was used to compare results of effectivnes of the simula-tion with traditional methods. Reccommendations of project’s feasibility are concluded in the last part of the thesis.

The diploma thesis deals with the evaluation of investment with regard to the development of the territory. The theoretical part focuses on investment evaluation, spatial planning and the conclusion is devoted to territorial development. The practical part discusses two variants of investment in the preparation of areas for housing in the town of Holešov. In the first, the investor is the city of Holešov, in the second is the developer. The conclusion of the practical part connects the mentioned investment with the development of the territory.

Yes / Information systems (IS) facilitate organisations to increase responsiveness and reduce the costs of their supply chain. This paper seeks to make a contribution through exploring and visualising knowledge mapping from the perspective of IS investment evaluation. The evaluation of IS is regarded as a challenging and complex process, which becomes even more difficult with the increased complexity of IS. The intricacy of IS evaluation, however, is due to numerous interrelated factors (e.g. costs, benefits and risks) that have human or organisational dimensions. With this in mind, there appears to be an increasing need to assess investment decision-making processes, to better understand the often far-reaching implications associated with technology adoption and interrelated knowledge components (KC). Through the identification and extrapolation of key learning issues from the literature and empirical findings, organisations can better improve their business processes and thereby their effectiveness and efficiency, while preventing others from making costly oversights that may not necessarily be only financial. In seeking to enlighten the often obscure evaluation of IS investments, this paper attempts to inductively emphasise the dissemination of knowledge and learning through the application of a fuzzy Expert System (ES) based knowledge mapping technique (i.e. Fuzzy Cognitive Map [FCM]). The rationale for exploring knowledge and IS investment evaluation is that a knowledge map will materialise for others to exploit during their specific technology evaluation. This is realised through conceptualising the explicit and tacit investment drivers. Among the several findings drawn from this research, the key resulting knowledge mapping through FCM demonstrated the complex, multifaceted and emergent behaviour of causal relationships within the knowledge area. The principal relationships and knowledge within IS investment evaluation are illustrated as being determined by a blend of managerial and user perspectives.

This Master's Thesis deals with the evaluation of investment into residential redevelopment of a former Libeň's harbour in Prague. The Thesis' aim is to decide whether the planned project creates enough profit and to find what is the maximum price the developer should be willing to pay for the land. The theoretical part focuses on key words definition, specification of investment decisions and describes evaluation methods including the definition of input parameters. The practical part includes strategic analysis evaluating macroeconomic situation of Czech republic, Prague's real estate market and describing the forces, which determine the competitive environment of the project. The investment evaluation is based on the data ascertained in strategic analysis using the methods described in the theoretical part. The risk analysis is finally applied on the evaluation methods' results.

This thesis deals with the real investment project. The aim was to determine the value of this project and its subsequent recommendation or rejection. The theoretical part is aimed at defining the concepts and methodologies, with which it is possible to encounter in evaluating projects. A separate chapter is devoted to real options. First set of financial options and they are established with the problems of valuation of the rights related to tangible assets. The practical part is devoted to determining the parameters needed to evaluate the traditional conventional methods. Sensitivity of the calculated NPV is tested using Monte Carlo methods. Subsequently, the methodology is applied to real options and is valued flexibility resulting from the project. The performed calculations show that the methodology of real options is an effective complement to traditional evaluation methods, which allows operators to make decisions, quality assessment of options.

The diploma thesis covers partial area of investment evaluation. It's main objective is to test the possible application of the real options theory on the Reverse Termination Fee valuation. This thesis considers the Reverse Termination Fee as a real option to abandon project and evaluates it using a binomial pricing model based on the volatility of the stock market. The result of this valuation is a price map. The map itself is analyzed together with the market analysis of announced trades using this fee as a deal protection. The conclusion of this thesis is formed based on observed trends and correlation between partial outputs of the binomial pricing model and market analysis.

The subject of this thesis is to evaluate investments in biogas plant purchased by company AGRA Deštná, a.s., which is located in Deštná, near Jindřichův Hradec. The thesis is divided into two main parts. The theoretical part is devoted to theoretical assumptions of investment evaluation, grants, theories and legislation related to the biogas plant. The practical part of the thesis describes the current situation of the company, investment, and economic evaluation of investment in the construction of biogas plants.

The topic of the master’s thesis is the appropriate selection of financing business activities, namely investments into the preparation of a high capacity hall of the company BARVY A LAKY TELURIA, s.r.o which deals in the chemical industry. The thesis is divided into a theoretical part, analytical part and a design part. The first theoretical part is focused on the characteristics and division of the possibilities of financing the established business activity and the procedures in the field of financial analysis. The second analytical part is firstly focused, with the help of financial analysis, on the evaluation of the company’s financial situation and secondly it contains an initial selection of the possible funding of the high capacity hall. The final design part contains a recommendation of a suitable financing activity in the form of a high capacity hall extension.

The diploma thesis deals with the evaluation of the effectiveness and risks of a private construction project. This work is divided into two parts. The first part is a theoretical part, which defines the basic concepts associated with investment as such, but also directly with investment in real estate and construction investment. In the second part, this work deals with risk assessment, determination of their size and finally risk management. The end of the theoretical part is the elaboration of methodology for the practical part. The beginning of the practical part the work is devoted to the description of the construction area and specification of the building itself. In the next part are set investment costs, operating income and expenses. Operating income consists of the lease itself. This was determined on the basis of similar investments in the area. Operating expenses are divided into fixed and variable where only fixed are included in the evaluation. Subsequently, the work establishes the profit and loss statement and therefrom the cash flows. The second part defines the risks associated with the construction of the project. The switching value is then calculated for critical project risks. The end of the practical part is devoted to risk management. The conclusion summarizes the results of individual parts of the thesis and a written recommendation for the investor whether to realize the project or not.