Exam 14: Company Analysis and Stock Valuation
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One way to measure a company's intrinsic value is to divide the company's current dividends by the required return less the dividend growth rate.
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According to Peter Lynch a favorable attribute of a firm that may result in favorable stock performance is when a firm buys back its shares.
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Turnarounds are firms with valuable assets that are hidden on the balance sheet.
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Exhibit 14.3
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Harcourt Industries currently has an 18% annual growth rate while the market average is 8 percent. The market multiple is 12.
-Refer to Exhibit 14.3.Determine the justified P/E ratio for Harcourt Industries assuming Harcourt can maintain its superior growth rate for the next 9 years.
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When using the Present Value of Operating Free Cash Flow model,the firm's operating free cash flow to the firm is discounted by the firm's:
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Exhibit 14.5
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Wal-Elue Industry DPS 1.00 1.50 Total As5et Tunover 3.20 2.50 Net Profit Marpin 3.50\% 3.00\% EpS 4.00 3.00 Total As5ets/Equity 3.00 4.00
-You are provided with the following information about Javier Corporation.Sales for the year 2010 were $500,000,the Net Profit Margin (NPM)was 15%.Analysts project sales to grow by 12% next year (that is 2011).However,because of more competition,the NPM is expected to decline by 10% for the year 2010.The expected P/E multiple for the year 2011 is 22.The total number of shares outstanding is 20,000.Use the earnings multiplier model to calculate the expected price for Javier Corporation in the year 2011.
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Exhibit 14.8
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At the end of the year 2010 the CKL Corporation had operating free cash flow (OFCF) of $300,000 and shares outstanding of 100,000. Total debt is currently $10,000,000. The company projects the following annual growth rates in OFCF
Year Grapth Rata 2011 25\% 2012 20\% 2013 15\% 2014 10\% 2015 12\% 2016 14\% 2017 16\% 2018 18\%
From year 2019 onward growth in OFCF is expected to remain constant at 5% per year. The stock has a beta of 1.1 and the current market price is $80. Currently the yield on 10-year Treasury notes is 5% and the equity risk premium is 4%. The firm can raise debt at a pre-tax cost of 9%. The tax rate is 25%. The proportion of equity is 55% and the proportion of debt is 45%.
-Refer to Exhibit 14.8.Calculate the total intrinsic value of the firm.
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The Pekay Company has FCFE of $800.FCFE is expected to grow by 7% next year.The cost of capital is 7% and the level of debt is $4000.The number of shares outstanding is 700.Calculate the firm's share price.
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Operating free cash flow and Free cash flow to equity are equivalent cash flow concepts.
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Exhibit 14.5
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Wal-Elue Industry DPS 1.00 1.50 Total As5et Tunover 3.20 2.50 Net Profit Marpin 3.50\% 3.00\% EpS 4.00 3.00 Total As5ets/Equity 3.00 4.00
-Based on the information provided,calculate the intrinsic value in 2010 of a share of INV Corp.using the Present Value of Earnings Model (infinite holding period).For 2010 net income was $250,000,total debt was $50,000,and there were 206,263 shares outstanding.The required rate of return is 12% and the estimated growth rate in earnings is 5.5%.
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Exhibit 14.7
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At the end of the year 2010 the BRK Corporation had free cash flow to equity (FCFE) of $250,000 and shares outstanding of 200,000. The company projects the following annual growth rates in FCFE:
Year Grapth Rata 2011 10\% 2012 15\% 2013 20\% 2014 25\% 2015 20\% 2016 15\% 2017 10\% 2018 7\%
From year 2019 onward growth in FCFE is expected to remain constant at 5% per year. The stock has a beta of 1.3 and the current market price is $55. Currently the yield on 10-year Treasury notes is 5% and the equity risk premium is 4%.
-Refer to Exhibit 14.7.Calculate the required rate of return on equity.
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The expected rate of return on Research Industries is twice the 12 percent expected rate of return from the market.What is Research's beta if the risk free rate is 6 percent?
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Exhibit 14.6
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You are provided with the following information on Kayray Corporation. Your ultimate objective is to calculate the EVA for the firm.
LIFO reserve Net plant, property, and equipment Other assets Goodwill Accumulated Goodwill amortized PV of Operating leases Tax benefit from interest on expenses Tax benefit from interest on leases Taxes on non-operating income Implied interest on op. lease Increase in LIFO reserve Goodwill amortization Operating profit Income tax expense Net working capital WACC 60 1325 325 325 65 140 10 5 2 9.5 12 15 550 215 440 0.12
-Refer to Exhibit 14.6.Calculate the adjusted operating profits before taxes.
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Exhibit 14.2
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Modular Industries currently has a 16% annual growth rate while the market average is 6 percent. The market multiple is 10.
-Refer to Exhibit 14.2.Determine the P/E ratio for Modular Industries assuming Modular can maintain its superior growth rate for the next 8 years.
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The sustainable growth rate can be calculated by taking the dividend payout ratio time return on equity (ROE).
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Exhibit 14.5
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Wal-Elue Industry DPS 1.00 1.50 Total As5et Tunover 3.20 2.50 Net Profit Marpin 3.50\% 3.00\% EpS 4.00 3.00 Total As5ets/Equity 3.00 4.00
-Refer to Exhibit 14.5.What are the ROE's for Wal-Blue and its industry?
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The best known measure of relative value for common stock is the P/E ratio.
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Exhibit 14.6
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You are provided with the following information on Kayray Corporation. Your ultimate objective is to calculate the EVA for the firm.
LIFO reserve Net plant, property, and equipment Other assets Goodwill Accumulated Goodwill amortized PV of Operating leases Tax benefit from interest on expenses Tax benefit from interest on leases Taxes on non-operating income Implied interest on op. lease Increase in LIFO reserve Goodwill amortization Operating profit Income tax expense Net working capital WACC 60 1325 325 325 65 140 10 5 2 9.5 12 15 550 215 440 0.12
-Refer to Exhibit 14.6.Calculate the dollar cost of capital.
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