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Chapter Four
Corporate Valuation
Required readings:
Ehrhardt, M.C. Brigham, E. F. (2011), Financial Management: Theory
claims on it.
Value of Equity - the value of common stock for a
distribution to investors.
FCF = Net operating profit after taxes - required
owning assets
The required rate of return for each period based
regular dividends.
Corporate valuation model - focuses on sales,
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VS ...
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VS
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Cont’d……….
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1.15 (1.08)
VS 1 .242 / 0 .054 23 .00
0.134 0 .08
Cont’d……….
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For example:
Yara Company currently paid dividend of 2.00 per
Established Firms
As long as internal opportunities and acquisitions
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FCF
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Cont’d………
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Example:
Mayo Inc. has the following forecasted free cash
flows (in millions) for the years 2011 to 2014. A
10.84% cost of capital, and a 5% growth rate
Cont’d…….
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Actual Projected
Calculate FCF 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Net Operating WC 212.00 250.00 275.00 289.00 303.00
Net Plant & Equipment 279.00 310.00 341.00 358.00 376.00
Net Operating Capital 491.00 560.00 616.00 647.00 679.00
Annual Investment in 69.00 56.00 31.00 32.00
operating capital
NOPAT 43.80 51.00 33.00 77.40 81.00
Less Investment in 69.00 56.00 31.00 32.00
operating Capital
FCF -18.00 -23.00 46.40 49.00
Cont’d………
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49 (1 0 .05 ) 51 .45
Vop (12 / 31 / 2014 ) 880 .99
0 .1084 0 .05 0 .0584
This $880.99 million is called the firm’s terminal or
horizon value, because it is the value at the end of the
forecasted period.
It is also sometimes called a continuing value, the
amount that Mayo Inc. could expect to receive if it
sold its operating assets on December 31, 2014.
Cont’d……….
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) 615
Vop(12/31/2010 .27
The sum of the PVs is approximately $615 million,
and it represents an estimate of the price Mayo Inc.
could expect to receive if it sold its operating assets
in December 31, 2010.
Cont’d……..
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