Topic 7- Investment Analysis II Flashcards
Free Cash Flows
Cash flows are
incremental
What generates Cash flows?
assets
Financial leverage is
debt
What does it mean by unleveraged free cash flow?
calculating the fcf ignoring how the firm is financed
When valuing assets of a project you are estimating…?
the asset side of the BS (NPV)
Value is created where on the BS
left hand side
When conducting valuation you must consider 2 things:
who gets the cash flow
cost of capital (r)
NPV calculation using FCF
FCF0 then date back the others using FCF/(1+r)^t
Accounting earnings can be different from
CF generated by a project
What are the 3 factors that account for the difference in accounting earnings and project CFs?
1) accrual vs cash revenues (revs recognised when sale made not when cash exchanged)
2) accrual vs cash expense (expenses recognised when incurred)
3) non-cash charges, capital (revs- expenditures not done in specific period that they were made)
What are free cash flows?
money free/available to pay out to investors like bond and shareholders
FCF are CF that f….
float freely away after business operations
FCF are in….
incremental after tax CFs
What are the 4 components of a FCF/formula?
ocf-change in nwc- capex + tax
Capital expenditure
is the initial upfront cost to get assets and get them ready for use
What PPE does not get depreciated?
land
Depreciation is the
decrease in value of an asset over its useful life
SLD method
= cost of asset+ install costs/ useful life
Tax effect is the
after tax salvage value
Whenever an asset is sold at the market price (salvage vaue) that is different from the book value…
taxes must be paid or received
BV formula
CAPEX- accumulated depreciation
CAPEX/useful life then that x amount times by how many years its been which is depreciation so take that away from capex
ATS formula
SV- (Tax(Sv-BV))
Often the BV in a question will be
0
If the SV>BV
ATS>BV
SV=BV
ATS=SV
SV>BV
ATS
Delta net working capital is the money…
invested in inventory or accounts receivable that cannot be used elsewhere which represents a drain in CF
An increase in WC means a ___ for CF
decrease (paying )
A decrease in WC means a ___ for CF
increase (less expenses so can take money out)
Why is forecasting future growth important?
to forecast effects of growth on WC and build these effects into CFs
NWC formula
non-cash CA- non-debt CL
A non-cash current asset is
an asset not held on continuing basis, consumed or converted to cash within one cycle
Non-cash CA example
acc r or inventory
A non-debt CL is
accounts payable to outside parties within one operating cycle
OCF is the
cash generated from normal operations of the business
OCF formula (top down approach)
EBIAT + Dep
(Rev-Vc-Fc-Dep)x(1-T)+dep
CF effects from 3 other costs
Cannibalisation costs (loss of sales due to new product in market)
Sunk costs (can’t be recovered costs- don’t worry about)
Opportunity costs (value foregone as a result of an action, must charge as startup cost)