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Profitability for Equity
GP/Sales, Op Profit/Sales, Pre-tax income/Sales, NI/Sales, GCF(after tax)/Sales
Profitability for Invested Capital
GP/Sales, Op Profit/Sales, EBIT/Sales, EBITDA/Sales, NOPAT/Sales
AR Turnover
Sales/AR
Days Receivables
365/AT Turnover
Inventory Turnover
COGS/Inventory
Days Inventory
365/Inventory Turnover
Working Capital Turnover
Revenue/NWC
Net Fixed Asset Turnover
Revenue/NFA
Total Asset Turnover
Revenue/Total Assets
Invested Capital Turnover
Revenue/Invested Capital
Debt/Equity
Total Liabilities/Equity
Debt to Invested Capital
Interest-bearing debt/invested capital
Fixed Assets to Equity
Net Fixed Assets/Equity
Equity to Total Assets
Equity/Total Assets
Trade Payables Turnover
COGS/Trade Payables
Days of Trade Payables
365/Payables Turnover Ratio
Times Interest Earned
EBIT/Interest Expense
Cash Flow Debt Coverage
(NI+D&A)/Debt Current Maturities
Quick Ratio
(Cash & Equivalents + A/R)/Current Liabilities
Net Working Capital Turnover
Sales/NWC
ROE
Net Income/Equity
DuPont ROE
(NI/Sales)x(Sales/Assets)x(Assets/Equity)
Return on Invested Capital
EBIT/Invested Capital
DuPont ROIC
(EBIT/Sales)x(Sales/Assets)x(Assets/IC)
Return on Assets
EBIT/Total Assets or (EBIT/Sales)x(Sales/Assets)
Plowback ratio
Change in Retained Earnings/Net Income
Equity Growth Ratio
ROE x Plowback Ratio
Porter's Five Forces
Threat of New Entrants, Threat of Substitutes, Bargaining power of buyers, Bargaining power of sellers, rivalry among existing firms
Never use the asset approach when valuing ___.
a minority equity interest
The cost of reproducing a new replica of a property with the same or very similar materials based on current prices as of a specific date.
Reproduction Cost New
The cost of a new property having the nearest equivalent utility as the property being appraised.
Replacement Cost New
Replacement cost new less depreciation from age, wear and tear, or obsolescense.
Depreciated Replacement Cost New
The fair market value of an asset, including installation costs and the contribution of the item to the operating facility.
Fair Market Value in Continued Use (or Value in Use)
The expected gross proceeds from the sale of the asset held under orderly sales conditions and given a reasonable period of time in which to find purchasers.
Orderly Liquidation Value
The expected gross proceeds from the sale of the asset that could be realized at a properly advertised and conducted public auction held under forced sale conditions and with a sense of immediacy.
Forced Liquidation Value
Equity Cash Flow
Revenue
-COGS
-Operating Expese
=EBIT
-Interest Expense
=Pre-Tax Income
-Taxes
=Net Income
+Depreciation
=Gross Cash Flow
+/- Change in Working Capital
-Capital Expenditures
+/- Change in Debt
=Net Equity Cash Flow
Invested Capital Cash Flow
Revenue
-COGS
-Operating Expenses
=EBIT
-Taxes
=NOPAT
+Depreciation
=Gross Cash Flow
+Change in Working Capital
-Capital Expenditures
=Net Invested Capital Cash Flow
Build-Up Approach
RFR
+Equity Risk Premium
+Size Premium
+Company Specific Risk
=Discount Rate
CAPM
RFR + beta(Return on Market-RFR) + Company Specific Risk
WACC uses...
market value of equity and debt...NOT book value
Debt/Equity
Total Liabilities/Equity
Debt to Invested Capital
Interest-bearing debt/invested capital
Fixed Assets to Equity
Net Fixed Assets/Equity
Equity to Total Assets
Equity/Total Assets
Trade Payables Turnover
COGS/Trade Payables
Days of Trade Payables
365/Payables Turnover Ratio
Times Interest Earned
EBIT/Interest Expense
Cash Flow Debt Coverage
(NI+D&A)/Debt Current Maturities
Quick Ratio
(Cash & Equivalents + A/R)/Current Liabilities
Net Working Capital Turnover
Sales/NWC
Strengths of Market Approach
-Easy to get data
-Easy to understand and apply
-Includes all assets
-Does not rely on forecasts
-Generally thought to be objective and reliable
-Incorporates current market conditions
Weaknesses of Market Approach
-Requires comparable companies
-Can't be used for a variety of individual assets
-Hidden growth assumptions
-Often reflect synergies
Five Basic Principles Underlying the Market Approach
-Comparability
-Availability
-Timeliness
-Transparency
-Efficiency
Comparability as it relates to the market approach
-Industry
-Size
-Growth
-Business Risk
-Financial Risk
Nine Steps to the Market Approach
1. Choose comps
2. Normalize subject and comps
3. Calculate multiples
4. Select Multiples
5. Compare Company to Comps
6. Adjust Multiples
7. Apply Multiples
8. Reconcile
9. Discounts/Premiums
Basic Formula of Multiple
(Value/Benefit)xBenefit
MVIC or MVEQ - Sales
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - Gross Profit
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - EBITDA
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - EBIT
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - NOPAT
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - Discretionary Earnings
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - BVIC
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - Total Assets
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - Tangible BVIC
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - Beds/Clicks/Rooms/Miles
MVIC
MVIC or MVEQ - Pretax Income
MVEQ
MVIC or MVEQ - Net Income
MVEQ
MVIC or MVEQ - Gross Cash Flow
MVEQ
MVIC or MVEQ - Book Value of Equity
MVEQ
Coefficient of Variation
SD/Mean
Any multiple or divisor used to convert anticipated economic benefits of a single period into value.
Capitalization Factor
Any divisor used to convert anticipated economic benefits of a single period into value.
Capitalization Rate
The share price of a publicly traded stock multiplied by the number of shares outstanding.
MVEQ
The market capitalization of equity plus the market value of the debt component of invested capital.
MVIC
SGLPTL
Size, Growth, Liquidity, Profitability, Turnover, Leverage
GPC - Primary selection criteria
-Active market
-Similarity of business/industry
-Size
-Growth
-Financial Performance
GPC Normalizing Adjustments
Comparability - Accounting Translation Adjustments
Predictability - Extraordinary/Nonrecurring Adjustments
Core Operations - Nonessential or Excess Asset Adjustments
IF asked to adjust YE invetory from LIFO to FIFO
Ending LIFO Inventory + LIFO Reserve
If asked to calculate the adjustment to retained earnings (tax affected)
YE LIFO Reserve x (1-tax rate)
If asked to calculate the impact on net income of an adjustment from LIFO to FIFO
Change in LIFO Reserve x (1-tax rate)
Predictability - Extraordinary/Nonrecurring Adjustments
-Discontinued Operations
-Restructuring costs
-Historical goodwill amortization
Regress Price/BV of Equity against
ROE
Regress Price/Sales against
ROS
Adjusting the market multiple for size risk
K(gpc) + [K size of subject - K size of GPC] - G(gpc)
Shareholder level discounts
-DLOC
-DLOM
-Voting vs Nonvoting
-Blockage
Equity Level Discounts
-Trapped in Capital Gains
-Key person
-Contingent Liabilities
-Environmental
-Litigation
-Portfolio
-Concentration of supplier base
SDE (BizComps)
EBITDA + Owner's Comp + Perks
SDE (IBA)
EBIT + Owner's Comp + Perks
Disadvantages of Rules of Thumb
-Based on averages
-No accesss to company data
-No access to terms
Level of Value - M&A Method
Control
Level of Control - Asset Accumulation Method
Control
Level of Control - Excess Earnings Method
Control
Level of Control - Income Method
Control Cash Flows = Control
Minority Cash Flows = Minority, Marketable
Level of Control - GPC
Control Cash Flows = Control
Minority Cash Flows = Minority, Marketable
Minority Discount =
1-(1/1+Control Premium)
Rationale for DLOM for Controlling Interests
-Uncertain time horizon
-Cost to prepare and execute sale
-Risk concering price
-Noncash and deferred transaction proceeds
-Inability to hypothecate
Steps in the Reconciliation Process
-Reread EL
-Analyst review
-Check indications of value reflect same level of value
-Reconcile market and incoem value indications