Stock PricingValuation of LongTerm Securities Valuation of Financial
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Stock Pricing/Valuation of Long-Term Securities Valuation of Financial Assets
• Equity Financing – Equity financing is the sale of ownership of he company for fund raising • Stock – Stock is the instrument of fund raising and it’s the claim of owners financial asset on the real assets of the company without any promised of dividend
• Stock is arguable than there will be subjectivity. If it subjectivity there will be variation and higher will be uncertainty and higher will be risk • Life of company is unlimited then the stock will be unlimited • If company is ongoing concern then stock will be ongoing concern
Undisputable Bonds Disputable Stocks • Coupon • Face Value • Dividend • Fixed % of Face Value (FV) • Fixed price written on the bond • Not Fixed • Market Price of Share (MPS) • Variation in share price volatility
Pricing of Bond • Pricing – Pricing is the PV of future cash flow discounted at appropriate discount rate • PB = C 1_ _ + C 2_ _ +. . . . + FV__ (1 + kd)1 (1 + kd)2 (1 + kd)t – Bond = kd = Cost of Debt – Stock = ke = Cost of Equity – Loan = i = Cost of Loan
Pricing of Stock • Ps = D 1_ _ + D 2_ _ +. . . (on going stock) (1 + ke)1 (1 + ke)2 Unlimited • Ps = D 1_ _ + D 2_ _ +. . . . + MPS_ _ Limited (1 + ke)1 (1 + ke)2 (1 + ke)t • If resolved at maturity
Types of Stock Irredeemable Redeemable – Ps (Unlimited) – Ps (limited) – Unlimited life of stock like common stock – Company will buy the stock at maturity
Techniques of Pricing/Valuation the Stock • • Relative Models Cash Based Models Dividend Based Models Value Added Models
Relative Models • All information will be taken from market and books a) Price Earning Ratio • P/E = MPS EPS b) Market to Book Ratio • P/BV = MPS___ BV per share
Relative Models c) Sales to Price Ratio • • S/P= Sales per Share MPS If overall = Total Sales_ ___ Market Capitalization=MPS * No. of shares outstanding
Relative Models d) EBIT to Price Ratio • EBIT of per Share MPS e) Cash to Price Ratio • = Cash dividend per share MPS
Cash Based Models a) Free Cash Flow Approach • FCF b) Residual Equity Cash Flow Approach • RECF c) Adjusted Present Value Approach • APV
Dividend Based Models a) No Growth Model b) Constant Growth Model c) Supper Normal Growth Model OR Phased Growth Model OR 2 or 3 Stage Growth Model
Value Added Models a) Economic Value Added • EVA b) Market Value Added • MVA c) Cash Value Added • CVA
Relative Model • Price Earning Ratio Company MPS EPS P/E Fair MPS Decision A 40 20 40/20= 2 1. 65*20= 33 Overvalued Sell B 10 8 10/8= 1. 25 1. 65*8= 13. 2 Undervalued Buy C 100 60 100/60= 1. 67 1. 65*60= 99 Overvalued Sell D 5 3 5/3= 1. 67 Overvalued Sell • P/E= MPS EPS 1. 65*3= 4. 95
Relative Model • Price Earning Ratio • (P/E) of Industry = S (P/E) _ =1. 65 No. of Companies = 6. 59 4 – If there is variation/subjectivity than there will be difference in between the actual and estimated/ fair price • Fair MPS = (P/E) of Industry * EPS • Overvalued IF fair price is less than the MPS • Undervalued IF fair price is greater than the MPS
Relative Model • Sales to Price Ratio Company Total Sale No. of MPS Shares Sales per Share S/P Fair MPS Decision 1 10000 50 40 10000/50 = 200/40 = 5 200/17. 8 Overvalued = 11. 23 Sell 2 5000 20 30 5000/20= 250/30 = 8. 3 250/17. 8 Overvalued = 14. 04 Sell 3 8000 10 20 8000/10= 800/20 = 40 800/17. 8 Undervalued Buy = 44. 94
Relative Model • Sales to Price Ratio • • • S/P= Sales per Share MPS Sales per Share = Total Sales _ No. of Shares When same market is efficient (S/P) of Industry = S (S/P) _ = 53. 3 No. of Companies 3 Fair MPS = Sales per Share_ (S/P) of Industry =17. 8
Free Cash Flow • Cash flows which are available to distribute between bond holder (debt provider) and share holder (equity provider) after fulfilling the business requirement • Requirement a) b) c) d) Operating Expenses/CGS Tax Working Capital Expenditure (Investment in Fixed Asset)
Free Cash Flow • FCF = EBIT (1 -Tax) + Depreciation + NWC + Capital Expenditure • • • EBIT = Earning Before Interest & Tax NWC = Change In Net Working Capital NWC = Net Working Capital WC = Current Assed (CA) NWC = CA – CL
Free Cash Flow • MPS = VE _ No. Of Shares • VE = Value of Equity • VE = V c – V d • Vc = Value of Company • Vd = Value of Debt
Free Cash Flow • VC = FCF (1+ g. FCF ) WAVV – g. FCF • g. FCF = Growth Rate of FCF • WACC = Weighted Average Cost of Capital • g. FCF (i/r) = (FVFCF/PVFCF) 1/t – 1
Free Cash Flow • WAAC = We. Ke – Wd. Kd (1 - Tax) • • We = Weigh of Equity Ke = Cost of Equity Wd = Weigh of debt Kd = Cost of debt
Free Cash Flow • Ke = Rf + b (Rm - Rf) • Rf = Risk Free Rate (T-Bill Rate) • Rm = Market Risk • b = Systematic Risk
Choice of Growth Rate CAGR • Cumulative Annual Growth Rate • If there is continuous increase pattern in FCF’s/ almost SAGR • Simple Average Growth Rate • If there is trend of increase or decrease • Growth rate will be calculated per year
Question Year EBIT Depreciation Capital Expenditure 2010 500 600 2011 5500 600 2012 6000 500 2013 6000 500 2014 5800 500 2015 7000 500 • • • If NWC is 10% of EBIT and Tax is 30% of EBIT Rf = 5% Kd = 10% Rm = 15% b = 1. 5 % D: E= 40: 60 Wd = 0. 4 g. FCF = 5. 3% Tax = 30% t=5 Value of shares = 1000 FVFCF = 4780 Vd = 2200 We = 0. 6 PVFCF = 3700
Solution Year EBIT Depreciatio n Capital NWC Expenditure NWC 2010 500 600 500 2011 5500 600 550 50 2012 6000 500 600 50 2013 6000 500 600 0 2014 5800 500 580 -20 2015 7000 500 700 120 -- • NWC = Current NWC – Previous NWC • FCF = EBIT (1 -Tax) + Depreciation + NWC + Capital Expenditure
Solution 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 EBIT 5000 5500 6000 5800 7000 Tax (1500) (1650) (1800) (1740) (2100) Depreciation 500 500 500 -- (50) 0 20 (120) (600) (500) -- 3700 4150 4200 4080 4780 NWC Capital Expenditure FCF • • g. FCF = (FVFCF/PVFCF) 1/t – 1 g. FCF = (4780/3700) 1/5 – 1 g. FCF = 0. 053 g. FCF =5. 3%
Solution • • Ke = Rf + b (Rm - Rf) Ke = 0. 05 + 1. 5(0. 15 – 0. 05) Ke = 0. 2 Ke = 2% • • • WAAC = We. Ke – Wd. Kd (1 - Tax) WAAC = 0. 60 (0. 20) – (0. 40)(0. 10)(1 – 0. 3) WAAC = 0. 12 – 0. 04 (0. 7) WAAC = 0. 092 WAAC = 9. %
Solution • VC = FCF (1+ g. FCF ) WAVV – g. FCF • VC = 4780 (1 + 0. 053) 0. 092 – 0. 053 • VC = 129060 • VE = V c – V d • VE = 129060 – 22000 • VE =107060
Solution • MPS = VE _ No. Of Shares • MPS = 107060 1000 • MPS = 107. 60
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