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GamingHub

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Our client, GamingHub, is a large diversified entertainment corporation that received a request to approve a $200 m capital allocation from its video game manufacturing division. The division wants to triple the capacity.

The client hired us to help him decide if he should approve this capital request and have asked you what critical issues are to be looked into to decide if the division's market is attractive enough to expand.

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Further Questions

  • Which issues would you deem more important to analyze first in this scenario?
  • How would you respond to the client if he asked you to provide a Yes/No answer?
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