7) Valuations Flashcards

1
Q

what is the value of something?

A

the PV of all its future cash flows

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2
Q

what is FV in perpetuity?

A

PV / i

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3
Q

why do we value op and non-op items separately?

A

as they have different risk and different returns

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4
Q

what do we assume during the planning period?

A

cash flows can be predicted and we include all significant stages we expect to happen

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5
Q

what do we assume in the post-planning period?

A

cash flows will continue at a steady rate perpetually

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6
Q

why do we use EBIT in our calculation?

A

it is accurate as to what was actually paid; it removes interest (already in WACC) and non-cash, non-operating items

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7
Q

what is net working capital?

A

inventory + accs receivable + operating cash - accs payable

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8
Q

what assumption do we make about cash?

A

assume it is surplus and not related to operations

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9
Q

what balance sheet figures do we include?

A

every A and L

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10
Q

how to calculate cash operating profit?

A

net profit - tax/int - non-cash/non-op

or EBIT - non-cash/non-op

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11
Q

how to calculate NWC?

A

movement from year to year

increase = outflow of cash

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12
Q

how to calculate CAPEX?

A

PPE CA in a t-account and look for additions

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13
Q

how to calculate terminal value?

A

Y3 through formula [(CF(1+g) / (WACC - g)] then PV to present ^-3

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14
Q

how to calculate surplus cash?

A

CCE less NWC cash

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15
Q

how to calculate property?

A

annual rent income (less taxes and rates) / required return

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16
Q

how to calculate non-redeemable debt?

A

PMT / interest rate

17
Q

how to calculate redeemable debt?

A

PVA calculation

18
Q

how to calculate equity?

A
  • share price x no of shares
  • D1 / (k-g)
  • NAV x market-book ratio
  • P/E ratio
19
Q

what is NAV?

A

TA - TL / total shares

20
Q

how to calculate tax paid?

A

tax owed
= (EBIT + depr - W&T) x 0.27
= EBIT * 0.27 less d/t movement

21
Q

what is P/E multiple valuation?

A

earnings-based valuation

22
Q

what is market capitalization?

A

MV of listed shares

= share price x no. of shares

23
Q

what does P/E ratio show us?

A

what market is willing to pay based on EPS

share price / EPS

24
Q

what if PE is low?

A

the company has low value

25
Q

what is earnings yield?

A

EPS / share price = rate of return as % of share value

26
Q

what is EPS?

A

net profit / number of shares

27
Q

steps for EBV?

A

1) maintainable earnings
2) P/E, EY, Rf
3) calculate value (remove NCI if necessary)
4) calculate holding (+- discount / premium)

28
Q

how do we get maintainable earnings?

A

EBIT / operating profit
+- any abnormal amounts, expenses, once-off items
Adjusted earnings
+- any costs/inc expected going forward (int)
+- differences in market
Maintainable earnings

29
Q

how do we adjust P/E ratio?

A

+ for positive factors

- for negative factors

30
Q

how do we adjust EY or Rf?

A
  • for positive factors

+ for negative factors