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Table 2: Cost of Equity Calculation Risk Free rate 5.00% Equity Risk Premium 5.00% Taxes 30% Unlevered Bta 0.735 Leverage D/E 33.3% Leveraged Bta 0.907 Cost of Equity 9.54% Cost of Debt Calculation Equity as % of Total Assets 75.0% Debt as % of Total Assets 25.0% Risk Free rate 5.00% Interest Coverage ratio 5.80 x (EBIT/Interest Expenses) Rating A+ Spread 1.50% Pre-Tax Net Cost of Debt 6.50% After Tax Cost of Debt 4.55% Debt Contribution to WACC 1.138% Equity Contribution to WACC 7.15% WACC 8.29% Pepetuity factor 1.00%
Explanation
1. Calculate the returns of each comparable and the market index Daily adjusted returns have to be calculated as follows: (Pt/Pt-1) 1. For example, for Sunshine &Co, the return as of 05-08-11 is equal to 0.11%= [(34.84/34.8)-1] 2. Calculate the levered beta of each comparable The beta is obtained by regressing the market index returns to the comparable firms returns. Players may either use the Excel function linest or calculate the historical covariance between the daily share price return and the daily index return divided by the standard deviation of the market index return. 3. Calculate the unlevered beta of each comparable The unlevered beta is calculated using Hamada Formula:
unlevered =
equity
1 + (1 T ) VD VE
Example: for Sunshine & Co, the calculated levered beta is equal to 0.825. The D/E ratio is equal to 25,0% =(80 000 000 / 320 000 000), the taxes rate is equal to 30%. Hence, the Unlevered Beta is equal to 0.702 =[0.825/(1+(1-30%)x25%)] 4. Calculate the mean unlevered beta The mean unlevered beta is equal to the sum of the three calculated unlevered beta divided by 3 [(0.702 + 0.875 + 0.629)/3]=0.735 5. Based on the gearing of Sun Concentrate Co., calculate the appropriate beta that will be used to calculate the cost of equity of the target. The equity as a percentage of the total assets is equal to 75% and the debt is equal to 25% as a percentage of total assets so the Gearing (D/E) of Sun Concentrate Co. is equal to 33.33%. The levered beta of Sun Concentrate Co. is equal to 0.907 =[0.735 x (1+(1-30%)x33.3%)] The cost of Equity is calculated using the CAPM formula: Re=Rf + x (Rm-Rf). Hence, Sun Concentrates cost of equity is equal to 9.54% =[5% + 0.907 x (5%)]
To calculate the cost of debt, we need to estimate the rating of Sun Concentrate Co. The interest coverage ratio of Sun Concentrate Co. is equal to 5.8x (EBIT/Financial expenses= 16,295,072/ 2,807,568). So the rating of the company is A+ and the appropriate spread is 1.5%. The cost of debt is equal to 6.5% =[5%+1.5%]. The WACC of Sun Concentrate Co. is obtained by using the following formula:
WACC = K E
VE VD + K D (1 T ) VE + VD VE + VD
Hence, the discount factor (the WACC) that will be used for the valuation is equal to 8.29% =[(9.54%x75%)+(6.5%x(1-30%)x25%)].
The correct answers for the Valuation of Sun Concentrates DCF are given in the following table Sun Concentrate Free Cash Flows in M Aces Sales % of change EBITDA in % of Sales Depreciation in % of Sales EBIT in % of Sales Tax NOPAT in % of Sales Change in WC CapEx in % of Sales Free Cash Flows As % of sales Present Value of FCF of discounted FCF Terminal Value Present Value of Terminal Value Enterprise Value Net Debt Equity Value Number of shares Price/share Actual 2011e Projections 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
124,494,411 134,433,263 145,165,571 156,754,679 169,268,989 182,782,362 8.0% 8.0% 8.0% 8.0% 8.0% 8.0% 21,910,207 23 659,381 25,548,197 27,587,805 29 790,242 32,168,508 17.6% 17.6% 17.6% 17.6% 17.6% 17.6% 5,615,135 6,063,413 6,547,477 7,070,187 7,634,626 8,244,127 4.5% 4.5% 4.5% 4.5% 4.5% 4.5% 16,295,072 17,595,968 19,000,720 20,517,618 22,155,616 23,924,381 13.1% 13.1% 13.1% 13.1% 13.1% 13.1% 4,888,522 5,278,790 5,700,216 6,155,285 6,646,685 7,177,314 11,406,550 12,317,178 13,300,504 14,362,333 15,508,931 16,747,067 9.2% 9.2% 9.2% 9.2% 9.2% 9.2% 1,000,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 2,200,000 3,000,000 1,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 10,000,000 1.6% 1.5% 1.4% 1.3% 1.2% 5.5% 14,021,686 14,380,590 15,347,981 17,232 520 18,143,557 13,991,194 11.3% 10.7% 10.6% 11.0% 10.7% 7.7% 13,279,844 13,088,315 13,57, 552 13,194,332 9,395,848
To calculate the enterprise value of Sun Concentrate Co. we have to sum the Discounted FCF over the first five years and the Discounted Terminal Value. The discounted Free cash-flows are calculated as follows: 14,380,590/(1+8.29%)^1 + . + 13,991,194/(1+8.29%)^5 = 62,528,891 Aces The terminal Value is equal to 193,872,819 Aces = [13,991,194 x (1+1%)/(8.29%-1%)]. The discounted terminal value is equal to 130,196,152 Aces = [193,872,819 / (1+8.29%)^5]. 2. Calculate the Enterprise value of the target? The Enterprise Value is equal to 192,725,043 Aces = [62,528,891 + 130,196,152]. 3. Calculate the Equity value of the target? To calculate the price per share we need to calculate the Equity Value. We need first to calculate the value of Debt: The mean cost of debt is equal to 6.5% and the interest expenses are equal to 2,807,568 Aces. So the value of debt is equal to 43,193,349 Aces = [2,807,568/6.5%] The Equity value is equal to the enterprise value minus the net debt and it is equal to 149,531,694 Aces = [192,725,043 43,193,349].
The
price
per
share
is
then
equal
to
14.95
Aces
=
[149,531,694
/
10,000,000]
Part
3:
Comparables
Valuation
Based
on
the
data
given,
players
have
to
(i)
calculate
the
mean
EV/EBITDA
multiple
that
will
be
used
in
the
target
valuation
(ii)
Calculate
the
mean
Enterprise
Value?
Calculate
the
mean
Equity
Value
and
the
price/
share
of
the
target
(iii)
Based
on
the
results
obtained
by
the
two
valuation
methods
used
(DFC
&
Comparables),
what
is
the
range
price
that
the
acquirer
will
pay
for
the
target
shareholders
per
share
(min,
mean,
max)?
The
table
below
summarizes
the
answer:
Date
Acquirer
Target
ProSun Sola &Co Elesun & Co Rainbow & Co
Deal
Value
57,000,000 100,000,000 38,925,950 6,275,000
%
acquired
57% 100% 100% 70%
Equity
Value
100,000,000 100,000,000 38,925,950 8,964,286
NetFin
Debt
69,044,000 40,000,000 12,000,000 48,000,000
Enterprise
Value
169,044,000 140,000,000 50,925,950 56,9642,86
N-1
Sales
140,000,000 75,000,000 30,000,000 47,000,000
janv.-11 Solarium nov.-10 Yellow & Green juil.-10 Wind & Sun juil.-09 Sunaluna
Acquirer
Solarium
Yellow
&
Green
Target
ProSun
N-1
EBITDA
20,000,000
EV/Sales
EV/EBITDA
1.21
x
8.45
x
EBITDA
Margin
14%
Sola &Co
15,000,000
1.87 x
9.33 x
20%
6,000,000
1.70 x
8.49 x
20%
Sunaluna
6,580,000
1.21 x
8.66 x
14%
EV/Sales EV/EBITDA 1.496 x 1.45 x 1.207 x 1.867 x 8.73 x 8.57 x 8.45 x 9.33 x
Enterprise Equity Price Value Value share 192,725,043 149,531,694 14.95 191,332,956 148,139,608 14.81 192,029,000 148,835,651 14.88 191,332,956 148,139,608 14.81 192,725,043 149,531,694 14.95
For the deal ProSun Solarium, the acquirer pays 57,000, 000 Aces for 57% of the capital of the target. So the Equity value of 100% of the shares is equal to 100,000,000 Aces, hence the EV is equal to 169,044, 000 Aces. Indeed, the debt is equal to 69,044, 000 Aces. Based on 140, 000, 000 Aces of sales and an EBITDA of 20,000,000 Aces, the EV/Sales is thus equal to 1.21x and the EV/EBITDA is equal to 8.45x. For the Deal Sonaluna-Rainbow&Co, the EBITDA is missing but we have the EBITDA Margin so we can easily infer the EBITDA which is equal to 6,580,000 Aces =[47,000,000 x 14%]. The mean EBITDA multiple is equal to 8.73x (the sum of the four calculated EBITDA multiple divided by 4). The enterprise value ranges between 192,725,043 Aces and 191,332,956 Aces. The corresponding Equity Value ranges between 149,531,694 Aces and 148,139,608 Aces. Therefore, the price per share ranges between 14.95 Aces and 14.81 Aces while the mean price per share is equal to 14.88 Aces.
As discussed earlier, please find bellow some rationals for the projected merger with SunConcentrate. One of the major advantages of this deal is that it will create economies of scale and lower production costs for us because it eliminates many of the price markups in each production step. The merger will lead to improved cost efficiencies by controlling quality at each step, which reduces repair costs and downtime. In addition, vertically-integrated companies do not have to allocate resources to pricing, paying, contracting, and coordinating with third-party vendors. Vertical integration can ultimately create barriers to entry for potential competitors and will allow as to control the solar energy Market by increasing our production capacity at a lower cost than our competitors. This merger will allow us to manufacture everything in house in order to become less dependent on third-party suppliers for various materials and, therefore, capture margin at all stages of the manufacturing process. This not only saves costs, it enables the new entity to realize greater technology and cost synergies, which is particularly useful during a period of margin compression. Solaris Omni Co will exploit the newly acquired expertise in each step of the production process, maximizing the advantages of being vertically integrated. Solaris Omni Co must know how to manufacture solar panels as well as it knows how to produce solar energy. Another considerable risk is that we may need to modify our infrastructure significantly to accommodate technological changes and other industry innovations. This investment in infrastructures can be very expensive and limit the company's flexibility. By controlling the value chain the company also becomes responsible for innovation and product variety. The deal will provide a strong strategic complement to our downstream vertical integration opportunities and will provide Sun Concentrate Power Co the opportunity to envisage extendingits operations in Universe City. In addition, the strength of our newly vertical platform should provide us with significant competitive advantages going forward. The deal will allow us to capture upstream and downstream profits margins, In fact, in the increasingly competitive international solar power market, vertical integration has become a critical competitive advantage. The ability to manufacture all the elements of the solar power value chain silicon ingots, wafers and solar cells can help us to expand margins, lower
overall
production
costs,
control
the
quality
of
production
and
achieve
success
in
this
competitive
industry.
Solaris
Omni
will
acquire
Sun
Concentrate
by
issuing
new
shares
at
current
price.
I
believe
that
the
price/share
that
we
will
offer
for
the
shareholders
of
the
targetted
firm
is
attractive
and
its
in
line
with
the
recent
M&A
transactions
in
the
solar
panels
market.
The
ratio
of
Sun
Concentrate
share
price
to
Solaris
Omni
Share
price,
aka
the
exchange
ratio,
is
beneficial
to
both
corporations.However,
the
deal
is
accretive
for
us
as
it
improves
our
earning
per
share
by
14%
(closest
value
to
14.79%
which
is
the
exact
answer).
In
addition,
the
target
has
a
lower
leverage
ratio
than
our
company
and
this
will
lead
to
reducing
our
leverage
ratio
by
29%
(2).
Im
convinced
that
the
deal
involves
a
lot
of
advantages
&
synergies
for
Solaris
Omni
Co.
and
hope
that
you
will
actively
support
this
transaction
so
we
can
complete
the
deal.
If
you
have
any
remarks
or
further
questions,
dont
hesitate
to
contact
me.
Regards,
JMK
The
table
bellow
summarizes
the
correct
answer:
Share
Price
Profit
After
Taxes
In
Aces
PER
Number
of
shares
Earnings
Per
Share
(EPS)
Net
Debt
EBITDA
Leverage
Ratio
Net
Debt
/
EBITDA
Solaris Omni Co 11.00 5,550,000 19.82 x 10,000,000 0.555 30,000,000 9,000,000 3.33 x
Sun Concentrate Co 14.88 9,441,253 15.76 x 10,000,000 0.944 43,193,349 21,910,207 1.97 x
Exchange
Ratio
number
of
new
shares
issued
by
Solaris
Omni
Co.
Offer
Value
New
number
of
shares
(old+new
issued)
Pro
Foma
Net
Profits
of
the
new
entity
Pro
Forma
PER
of
the
new
entity
Market
Capitalization
of
the
new
entity
EPS
of
the
new
Entity
Impact
of
the
Merger
Dillutive/Accretive
(Ace
per
Share)
Dillutive/Accretive
(in
%
per
Share)
Pro
Foma
EBITDA
of
the
new
entity
Pro
Foma
Net
Debt
of
the
new
entity
Pro
Foma
Leverage
Ratio
Net
Debt
/
EBITDA
Impact
on
Leverage
Ratio
Net
Debt
/
EBITDA
(1)
Sun Concentrate Power Co 1.35 x 13,530,514 148,835,651 23,530,514 14,991,253 17.27 x 258,835,651 0.637 Accretive 0.082 14.79% 30,910,207 73,193,349 2.37 x -29.0%
The exchange parity is equal to 1.35x = price per share of the target/price per share of the acquirer= 14.88/11. The number of new shares issued is equal to 13 530 514 = exchange parity x number of the targets shares = 1.35 x 10,000,000. The offer value = number of shares x price per share = 14.88 x 10,000,000 = 148,800,000 Aces. And the new number of shares is equal to 23,530,514 = 13,530,514 + 10,000,000. The Pro forma Net Profits of the new entity is equal to 14,991,253 = (0.555x10,000,000) + (0.944x10,000,000). The PER of the new entity is equal to 17.27x = (the new number of shares x price per share of the acquirer)/ Pro forma Net Profits of the new entity = (23,530,514 x 11)/ 14,991,253 The new market capitalization of the new entity is equal to 258,835,651 = the new number of shares x price per share of the acquirer = 23,530,514 x 11.
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The
new
EPS
of
the
new
entity
is
equal
to
0.637
=
Pro
forma
Net
Profits/
number
of
new
shares
=
14,991,253
/
23,530,514.
The
impact
on
the
merger
is
therefore
accretive
as
the
EPS
of
the
new
entity
increases
by
0.082
Ace
in
value
[0.637
0.555]
and
by
15%
in
percentage
[(0.637
0.555)/0.555].
The
pro
forma
EBITDA
of
the
new
entity
is
equal
to
30,910,207=
9,000,000
+
21,910,207
The
pro
forma
Net
Debt
of
the
new
entity
is
equal
to
73,193,349
=
30,000,000
+
43,193,349
So
the
new
Debt/EBITDA
ratio
will
drop
from
3.33x
[30,000,000
/
9,000,000]
to
2.37x
[73,193,349
/
30,910,207]
and
will
reduce
the
leverage
ratio
of
the
new
entity
by
29%
[(2.37-
3.33)/3.33].
Part
5:
Valuation
Update
The
new
information
given
will
lead
to
a
change
in
the
cost
of
Equity
and
the
in
DCF
valuation
model.
The
impact
of
the
cost
of
equity:
(players
have
just
to
calculate
the
new
mean
unlevered
beta
of
the
comparables)
Company
Sunshine&
Co
Solarium
ElecSun
Mean
Levered
Beta
1.59
1.49
1.46
1.51
Market
Cap
320,000,000
250,000,000
450,000,000
Debt
80,000,000
70,000,000
110,000,000
D/E
25.0%
28.0%
24.4%
25.8%
Unlevered
Beta
1.35
1.246
1.247
1.28
Then the cost of equity will change as shown in the table below: The Levered beta used for the cost of equity calculation is equal to 1.58. Using the CAPM formula, the cost of equity is equal to 14.49% = [5%+(1.58x6%)] and the new WACC will be equal to 12%= [(6.5%x(1-30)x25%)+ (14.49%x75%)].
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Cost of Equity Calculation Risk Free rate Equity Risk Premium Taxes Unlevered Bta Leverage D/E Leveraged Bta Cost of Equity Cost of Debt Calculation Equity as % of Total Assets Debt as % of Total Assets Risk Free rate Interest Coverage ratio Rating Spread Pre-Tax Net Interest Bearing Debt After Tax Cost of Debt Debt Contribution to WACC Equity Contribution to WACC WACC Pepetuity factor
5.00% 6.00% 30% 1.28 33.33% 1.58 14.49% 75.0% 25.0% 5.00% 5.80 x A+ 1.50% 6.50% 4.55% 1.138% 10.86% 12.00% 1.00%
The solution of the new DCF is given below (Players have to use the same formula applied in of part 2 the case) of Discounted FCF Terminal Value Present Value of Terminal Value Enterprise Value Debt Equity Value Number of shares Price/share 56,807,540 128,440,930 72,874,239 129,681,779 43,193,349 86,488,430 10,000,000 8.65
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And the new price per share of Sun Concentrate Co. will be 11.73 = (8.65+14.81)/2. Method DFC (target Valuation) Comparables transactions Mean Min Max Enterprise Equity Price Value Value share 129,681,779 86,488,430 8.65 191,332,956 148,139,608 14.81 160,507,368 117,314,019 11.73 129,681,779 86,488,430 8.65 191,332,956 148,139,608 14.81 / EV/EBITDA 2011 5.92 8.73 7.33 5.92 8.73 x PER 2011 9.16 15.69 12.43 9.16 15.69 x
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