Abstract
The investment capacity of organisations is dictated by their present assets. Corporate financing and investment decisions for capital budgeting can be dependent on the organisational capacity to make profitable and long-term investments. The study analyses the impact of assets in place on corporate financing and investment decisions for capital budgeting. A qualitative and deductive approach was adopted by the paper to ensure that the collection of data was conducted on various reliable, relevant and authentic secondary resources. The findings of the study indicate that flexibility and uncertainties while decision-making for investments are impacted by assets in place as it provides greater opportunities for growth. However, certain internal and firm-specific factors may emphasise uncertainties in investment decisions. In conclusion, the assets in place help the company to grow through the maturation and lifecycle management of these assets.
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