Abstract

Investors always tend to be aware of the success of managers in applying their investments. They want to know that how much value is provided by their investment. Analysers seek criteria to maximize organisation value and increasing investors’ wealth taking into account the capital expenditure and the rate of investment return. This research investigates investment opportunities and cash value added and in this regard, in determining investment opportunities, factor analysis of three variables namely, growth rate of market value of total assets, and market-to-book value of total assets are investment intensity used. Findings of this work show that investment opportunities in companies with high and low opportunities and in companies with high opportunities, have a positive and meaningful relationship with cash added value and in it have no relationship in companies with low opportunities.