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Metode Valuasi
Undeveloped
Replacement Cost Equity Models
Reserves
∞
Panjang periode proyeksi
Value of Firm
or
Value of Equity
1 2017 85 0.8969 76
2 2018 110 0.8044 88
3 2019 121 0.7214 87
4 2020 133 0.6470 86
5 2021 146 0.5803 85
6 2022 161 0.5204 84
7 2023 177 0.4667 83
8 2024 195 0.4186 82
9 2025 214 0.3754 80
10 2026 235 0.3367 79
Continuing Value 4,583 0.3367 1,543
Value of operations 2,373
Value of debt (254)
Equity Value 2,119
Debt
Firm method :
• Discounting expected future cash
flow available to equity & debt
holders
Firm
• Discounted at a rate of weighted
average cost of capital (WACC)
• Value of equity’s company obtained
by subtracting debt value to firm Equity method :
value • Discounting expected future
Equity cash flow available to equity
holders
• Discounted at a rate of cost of
equity
∞
Discount rate :
Value of Firm • Reflect the opportunity cost to all the capital
providers (weighted - WACC)
• Capital providers :
• Share holder → cost of equity
• Debt holder → borrowing rate
∞
Discount rate → Cost of Equity
Value of Equity
-
Include :
• Increase in working capital
Investment in Invested Capital • Capital expenditures
• Investment in goodwill
• Increase in net other assets
Accountant's Income Statement Y-2 Free Cash Flow from Operations Y-2
Revenues 1,000 EBIT 280
Operating Cost (700) Taxes on EBIT 25% (70)
Depreciation (20) NOPLAT 210
Operating Profit 280
Depreciation + 20
Interest (20) Gross Cash Flow 230
Non-operating income 4
Earnings before taxes 264 Increase in Working Capital -
Capital Expenditures 70
Taxes 25% (66) Investment in goodwill -
Net Income 198 Increase in net other assets -
Gross Investment 70
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Cost of debt :
• Calculated as a after-tax cost → tax shield from
interest expense
∞
Periode proyeksi
1
Discount factor, PV =
(1 + WACC)n
CF1 CF2
1
Discount factor, PV =
(1 + WACC)(n - 0.5)
Midyear factor
Listed Company
• Track Record
• Reliable data gathering
Private Company • Comparable company
Why use EBITA and not EBIT? After all, the same argument could be made for the
amortization of acquired intangibles: They, too, have fixed lives and lose value over time.
But the accounting for intangibles differs from the accounting for physical assets. Unlike
capital expenditures, organic investment in intangibles such as brands are expensed and
not capitalized. Thus, when the acquired intangible loses value and is replaced through
further investment, the reinvestment is expensed, and the company is penalized twice:
once through amortization and a second time through reinvestment. Using EBITA avoids
double-counting amortization expense in this way.