Impact of Capital Structure on Company Performance: Case Study of UK Non Financial Sector

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There are numerous organizations in United Kingdom that operates under profit motive. The organizations are divided under private sectors and public sector in United Kingdom. Therefore, the non financial sector in United Kingdom have various sources of capital that can be invested for the operations and functions carried out in the organization. The sources can be classified as the government grants, funds raised from the public, etc. However, these sources of funds are not fixed for the organization and may have an enormous impact in the working of the company. It also affects the deeds of the non financial companies like charity organizations, old age homes, etc. The capital structure of the company serves as the base for the company’s operation as it enables them to identify the potential of performing and denotes its capacity. Therefore, inflow and outflow of capital must be ascertained to assess over the financial record of the company and to render an idea to the management of these companies who deals under non financial sector of United Kingdom.

The research questions are:

What is the significance of capital structure in business performance?
What is the impact of capital structure in UK non financial sector?

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