Valuation Overviews Flashcards

1
Q

What is the famous Warren Buffet quote in regards to price and value?

A
  • Price is what you pay
  • Value is what you get
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2
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How do you value a company?

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Valuation is a process of using insight from different relevant valuation methodologies to determine the value of the company.

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3
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What are some major valuation techniques?

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  1. Public Comparable Analysis
  2. Acquisition Comparable Analysis
  3. Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
  4. Merger Consequences Analysis
  5. Leveraged Buyout Analysis
  6. Liquidation Analysis
  7. Replacement Cost Analysis
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4
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Public Comparable Analysis identifies value relative to ________.

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Public Comparable Analysis identifies value relative to peers.

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5
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Acquisition Comparable Analysis identifies value relative to ________ _________.

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Precedent Transactions

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6
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Discounted Cash Flow Analysis measures the _______ value of a company.

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Intrinsic

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7
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What is the question you are trying to answer for an LBO Analysis or Merger Model Analysis?

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How much could the buyer affoard to pay?

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What is a Merger Model Analysis looking at?

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How much a strategic buyer could pay.

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9
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What is a Leveraged Buyout Analysis looking at?

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How much a financial buyer could pay

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10
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Who can affoard to pay more: A strategic buyer or a financial buyer

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Usually a strategic buyer can pay more because they will realize synergies which will offset higher purchase price.

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11
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Leveraged Buyout Analysis is considered your _______ valuation.

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Floor

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12
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How could the 52 week high/low be used to valuate a company?

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If an offer price is between high/low, it might not be a competitive offer from point of view of ownership.

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13
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What does trading in the middle of the range for a public comparable analysis imply?

A

The company is appropriately valued.

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14
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Why do precedent transactions valuation generally imply a higher valuation?

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Control Premium or Synergy Premium for M&A acquisition.

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15
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What are the two types of DCF you can do?

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  • Standalone DCF
  • DCF w/ Synergies (assumes acquisition by a strategic buyer)
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16
Q

What is the purpose of a football field chart?

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A method to summarize and communicate the numerous valuations for a company.

17
Q

What are the two questions you must ask when valuing a company?

A
  1. What is the company worth (Big 3)
  2. How much is someone willing to pay? (M+A, LBO)
18
Q

What type of analysis would you do to calculate a company’s price for an IPO?

A

Comparable Company Analysis

19
Q

What is Equity Value?

A

Value of shareholders’ interest

20
Q

What does market capitalization refer to:

(Equity Value or Enterprise Value)

A

Equity Value

21
Q

What does firm value refer to:

(Equity Value or Enterprise Value)

A

Enterprise Value

22
Q

How do you calculate Enterprise Value?

A

EV = Equity + Det + Preferred Stock + Minority Interest

23
Q

How does public comparable analysis work?

A

Determining value via comparison with similar companies

24
Q

What is a multiple?

A

A value relationship with Valuation in numerator and Value Driver in denominator.

25
Q

[Comparable Companies Analysis]

How do you select your comparable companies universe?

A
  • Select Comparable in terms of:
    • Operations
      • Products
      • Geography
      • Customer
    • Financial Aspects
      • Size
      • Growth (sales, EBITDA, EPS)
      • Financial Risk (Leverage)
      • Profitability (Margins, Returns)
26
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[Comparable Company Analysis]

How do you assess companies with multiple divisions?

A

Valuate each division separately.