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1. How do you think TEMASEK could have used the potential sale
of the ADIRA subsidiary in its negotiations with MUFG?
Consider what you would do as the financial advisors in this
situation?
Temasek would want to use the sale of ADIRA to increase the sale price of DANAMON
o By changing from minority interest to major interest, Temasek can get a premium
from MUFG.
Advice to Temasek
TEMASEK MUFG
Able to secure premiums generated from sale Gain majority interest of ADIRA
of ADIRA upfront
Able to enter Indonesia insurance sector which
was underpenetrated with much potential for
growth
Good reputation for transparency and good
governance
Disincentives
TEMASEK MUFG
Lose a growing business from Indonesia
Insurance Sector
3. Sale of ADIRA
Considerations to be addressed with potential buyers and recommendations to DANAMON on sale
process, structuring transaction and dealing with Stakeholders
4. Valuation
Standalone Valuation of ADIRA Split Between Channels
Should Capture existing and future value of the channels it utilizes to sell insurance products
Split among 2 channels: Bank channel: 80%; non-Bank Channel: 20%
A list of transactions precedents is provided- Selected PT Asuransi Multi Artha Guna Tbk of
P/E= 11.4x due to country, sector and acquired stake
ADIRA’s earnings, historical growth and book value
Valuation as of FY2018
Book Value of ADIRA = Total Asset – Total Liabilities = 6,348,965- 4,025,821 = 2,323,144
Net Present Value of all future dividends using a suitable discount rate (Risk -adjusted)
Dividends are forecast over a finite horizon and a terminal value is then used to reflect the
value of all remaining dividends to be received beyond the horizon
Growth rate is smaller than the required rate of return on the stock
Assume Solvency Ratio = 150% and excess capital will be paid as dividend to shareholders
Total Required Capital = 150% X Net Written Premium = 150% X 1,939,105= 2,908,658
Total Required Capital = 150% X Net Written Premium = 150% X 635,755= 953,633
GDP growth rate of Indonesia from 2018-2019 (from Google)= ~5.02%--> CAGR will likely be
higher than the overall GDP of Indonesia- From Google- annual Dividend Yield = 7.52%
Quarterly dividend= 151.81IDR= 607.24
Excess Capital= taking the total available cash and related assets (1) and subtracting from it both
the working capital allowance (2) and the margin of compliance (3)
25%
D1 = 1,179,310
Terminal value after 15 years= EBITDA x Trading Multiple = 525,487 X 11.4 = 5,990,552
20 Years
Perpetual Basis
PV= C/ r-g
Total Value