Acc/Dil & Share Price Flashcards
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Q
What's the Share Price? Revenue = $1,000 Gross Margin = 50% SG&A (incl. D&A) = $100 Total Debt on BS = $1,000 Cash = $500 Interest Exp. = 10% per annum Tax Rate = 50% P/E = 20x EV/EBITDA = 10x Shares = 100 outstanding
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Revenue = $1,000 Gross Margin = 50% SG&A (incl. D&A) = $100 Total Debt on BS = $1,000 Cash = $500 Interest Exp. = 10% per annum Tax Rate = 50% P/E = 20x EV/EBITDA = 10x Shares = 100 outstanding
2
Q
Acc/Dil o Buyer Net Income: $1,000 Market Cap: $10,000 Share Price: $10 Shares: 1,000 o Seller: Net Income: $5,000 Market Cap: $20,000 Share Price: $20 Shares: 1,000
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Answer:
Seller Market Cap / Buyer Share Price = # of shares buyer must issue
$20,000 / $10 = 2,000
New buyer share count
2,000 + 1,000 = 3,000
Combined earnings / new share count = PF EPS
($1,000 + $5,000) / 3,000 = $6,000 / 3,000 = $2
Pre-transaction Buyer EPS
$1,000 / 1,000 = $1
Accretive by $1
3
Q
Acc/Dil o Company A Market Cap: $1,000 Net Income: $100 Shares: 100 o Company B Market Cap: $2,000 Net Income: $200 Shares: 200 o Pre-tax Synergies: $100; tax rate of 40%
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Answer: Company A: Share Price: $10 P/E: 10x EPS: $1 Company B: Share Price: $10 P/E: 10x EPS: $1 o Combined NI: $100 + $200 + $60 = $360 o Shares Issued: $2,000 seller market cap / $10 buyer share price = 200 o New PF shares: 100 + 200 o PF EPS: $360 / 300 = $1.20 o Pre-transaction EPS: $1 vs. PF EPS $1.20 (accretive by $.20)
4
Q
Company acquires Company B
Company A has a PE of 15x
Company B has a PE of 20x
it’s an all stock deal. Is it accrettive or dilutive?
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It’s dilutive. Company A’s equity is yielding 6.7% while Company B’s equity is yielding 5%. In an all stock deal you’re purchasing a lower yielding asset with a higher yielding asset (your own equity).