Valuations Flashcards

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Asset based valuation - Historic cost

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  • Balance sheer value of equity (A-L) from accounts
  • Massively undervalues
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Asset based valuation - Net realisable value

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  • NRV of assets less liabilities
  • What could you sell for today
  • Minimum acceptable
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Asset based valuation - Replacement cost

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  • Cost of setting up an identical business from scratch
  • Maximum price for buyer
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Income Based - Present value of futures cashflow

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  • Use cashflows after interest and tax
  • Discount using KE
  • MV of combined - MV of bidder = MV target
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Income Based - The P/E ratio

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  • Total MV = P/E Ratio x current earnings
  • Where earnings = PAT less preference dividends
  • MV per SP = P/E ratio x EPS
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Incomes Based - Enterprise Value

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  • Enterprise Value = MV equity + MV debt + MV preference shares + minority interests - cash
  • EBITDA = PBIT + dep’n + amort
  • Enterprise Value = Enterprise Value / EBITDA
  • Value = Enterprise Multiple x EBITDA
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Dividend Yield

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  • MV of all shares = Dividends / dividend yield
  • Share Price = Dividend per share / dividend yield
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Shareholder Value Analysis

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7 factors drive business value:

  1. Sales growth
  2. Op profit margin
  3. CT rate
  4. Investment in NCA
  5. WC investment
  6. Cost of Capital
  7. Life of CFs

Use these to forecast CFs

Discount @ WACC = MVd + MVe
Deduct MVd to get MVe

Perpetuity (no growth) = CF/rate

Perpetuity (with growth) = (CF0*(1+g))/(rate -g)

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Earnings per share

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Earnings (profit after tax)/ no of ordinary shares

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Issue price (MV) of redeemable bond

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= PV future CFS, discounted at pre-tax cost of debt (gross redemption yield)

=PV(Rate, Nper, Pmt, Fv)
Rate = gross redemption yield
Nper = periods to redemption
Pmt = Coupon interest for 1 bond for 1 period
FV = redemption value

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Gross Redemption Yield

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=RATE(Nper,Pmt, PV, FV)

Nper = number of periods
Pmt = Interest
PV = MV of bond usually £100
FV = Redemption value

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Theoretical Rights Price

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TERP = Total value / Total Shares

Before RI- no shares x SP = Market Cap
RI - RI Shares x RI price = Proceeds

Total Shares = no shares + RI shares
Total Value = Market Cap + Proceeds - Issue Costs + NPV

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RI Effect on Shareholder Wealth - Take up right

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Before = no shares x SP

After = (new no shares x TERP) - (RI Price x extra price)

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RI Effect on Shareholder Wealth - Sell rights

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Before = no shares x SP

After = (old no shares x TERP) + ((TERP - RI price) x no rights)

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RI Effect on Shareholder Wealth - Do nothing

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Before = no shares x SP

After = old no shares x TERP

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Equivalent Asset Cycle - EAC

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  1. Calculate NPV for each option
  2. Turn NPV into EAC by - NPV/ AF for project life
  3. Pick cheapest option
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Sensitivity - Change in variable percentage

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NPV/ PV of variable x 100%

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Sensitivity - Change in cost of capital

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(IRR-Cost of Capital)/ Cost of capital x 100%

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Adjusted Present Value

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  1. Calculate ungeared value of project discounting using Ke
  2. Add PV of tax shield (discount using pre-tax cost of debt)
  3. Deduct costs of issuing finance
  4. Proceed if positive
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Asset Based Valuation - Strengths

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  • Assets are more certain than income
  • Useful for asset strippers
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Asset Based Valuation - Weeknesses

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  • Service businesses often have very few tangible asset so would place very little value
  • Not useful as most value of some companies would reside in its goodwill
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How to do SVA

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  1. Calculate normal NPV (competitive advantage)
  2. Calculate perpetuity and discount to T0 - 1/(1+rate) ^last CF
  3. Add investments
  4. Deduct debt
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Perpetuity with grown

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(CF(last) x (1+g)) / (rate - g)

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Perpetuity with no growth

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CF(last) / rate

25
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Asset Based Valuation - Strengths

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  • Useful to get minimal acceptable value
  • Assets more certain than income
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Dividend Yield - Strengths

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  • Values company based on current market valuations of similar companies
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Dividend Yield - Weaknesses

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  • Have to find a comparable company whose dividend yield we can use
  • Based on Historic dividends
  • Will need to adjust downwards for non-marketability of unquoted companies
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Enterprise Value - Strengths

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  • Ignores financing and accounting decisions and tax
  • Enables the comparison of two companies which may differ in these ares
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Enterprise Value - Weaknesses

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  • It is simplistic and reflects a point in time
  • Comparing the capital spend and tax management of two companies may be important
30
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P/E ratio and Earnings Yield - Stengths

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  • Values the company based on current market valuations of similar companies
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