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Alternative Valuation 1
Alternative Valuation Techniques
Economic Value Added (EVA)
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Alternative Valuation 2
The Objective in Corporate
inance! "a#imi$e the value o% the %irm
! Three &a's to create value
*nvestment +ecisions
inancin, "i#
einvestment .olic'
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Alternative Valuation /
Classical +C Valuation
! The *nvestment +ecision invest in projects that
'ield a return ,reater than the minimum acceptable
ris0-adjusted hurdle rate (Accept positive .Vprojects)
! The inancin, +ecision Choose a %inancin, mi#
that minimi$es the cost o% capital
! The einvestment +ecision eturn cash to
shareholders i% 'ou do not have positive .V
projects
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Alternative Valuation 3
Alternative Approach to
Valuation EVA! Economic Value Added (EVA) measures the
surplus value created b' an investment
EVA 4 (eturn on Capital *nvested - Cost o% Capital)
Capital *nvested
eturn on Capital *nvested 4 the 5true6 cash %lo&
return on capital earned on an investment
Cost o% Capital 4 the 7ACC
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Alternative Valuation 8
9o& "uch Capital is *nvested:
! The mar0et value o% the %irm includes capital investedin both assets-in-place and %uture ,ro&th
! To calculate the invested capital add net %i#ed assets
plus net &or0in, capital as o% the be,innin, o% the 'ear
et &or0in, capital is calculated as Current Assets (not
includin, e#cess cash and mar0etable securities) less non-
interest bearin, current liabilities (omit notes pa'able; current
portion o% lon,-term debt)
! Alternativel'; 'ou can estimate the mar0et value o% theassets o&ned b' the %irm
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Alternative Valuation
7hat is the Cost o% Capital:
! The cost o% capital is the &ei,hted avera,e
cost o% capital
?se the mar0et values o% debt and equit' to
calculate the &ei,hts As is +C; man' %irms
use the boo0 value o% debt
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Alternative Valuation @
E#ampleEVABalance Sheet (in thousands)
Assets Year 0 Year 1 Year 2
Current Assets /B 38
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Alternative Valuation D
E#ample EVA
nco!e State!ent
Year 1 Year 2
Gales 18B;BBB 1>8;BBB
Operatin, costs DB;BBB 1BB;BBB
EI*T+ 8;BBB
+epreciation 18;BBB 18;BBB
EI*T 38;BBB
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Alternative Valuation 1B
E#ample EVA
! *nvested Capital
! A%ter-ta# operatin, pro%it
! eturn on Capital
Fr B Fr 1 Fr 2
>8;BBB @8;BBB @8;BBB
Fr B Fr 1 Fr 2
2>;BBB /
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Alternative Valuation 11
E#ample EVA
! Economic Value Added %or 'ears 1 and 2
Fr B Fr 1 Fr 2
1D;8BB 2>;8BB
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Alternative Valuation 12
EVA and .V! The .V o% a project 4 .V(EVA b' that project
over its li%e)
! *% there is a residual value associated &ith the
project; then
1 (1 )
nt
tt
EVANPVWACC=
=+
1
(1 )( )
(1 ) (1 )
nt
t nt
EVA t RV BVNPV
WACC WACC =
= +
+ +
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Alternative Valuation 1/
E#ample EVA and .VN"# with $# %&'000
Year 0 Year 1 Year 2
Gales evenue 18B;BBB 1>8;BBB
- Operatin, Costs (DB;BBB) (1BB;BBB)
- +epreciation (18;BBB) (18;BBB)
et Operatin, .ro%it (EI*T) 38;BBB ;BBB /;BBB /8;BBB) 1>;BBB 121;BBB
N"# * +A,, % 10- .0../&
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Alternative Valuation 13
E#ample EVA and .V
Fr B Fr 1 Fr 2O.AT 2>;BBB /8;BBB @8;BBB @8;BBB
OC /;8BB
(V-IV) -
-Ta#es on V -
EVA & residual value 1D;8BB 2>;8BB
.VJ7ACC41BK 3B;38388
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Alternative Valuation 18
E#ample EVA and .VN"# with $# % &120)000
Year 0 Year 1 Year 2
Gales evenue 18B;BBB 1>8;BBB
- Operatin, Costs (DB;BBB) (1BB;BBB)
- +epreciation (18;BBB) (18;BBB)
et Operatin, .ro%it (EI*T) 38;BBB ;BBB /;BBB /8;BBB) 1>;BBB 132;BBB
N"# * +A,, % 10- ()'0/2&
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Alternative Valuation 1;BBB /8;BBB @8;BBB @8;BBB
OC /;8BB
(V-IV) /8;BBB
-Ta#es on V (13;BBB)
EVA & residual value 1D;8BB 3@;8BB
.VJ7ACC41BK 8>;@BDD2
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Alternative Valuation 1>
Treatment o% esidual Value
2,2 3ethod E#A 3ethod
C &Oo residual EVA &Oo residual
LV L(difference betweenV and IV)-ta#es on V
(V-IV)Nt
-ta#es on V
(V-IV)Nt
4C &ith V 4EVA &ith V
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Alternative Valuation 1@
Continuation Value
! or an on,oin, concern; the continuation
value is calculated as a ,ro&in, perpetuit'
based on the %inal 'earPs cash %lo& There isno additional calculation %or ta#es
(1 )nn
FCF gCVWACC g
+=
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Alternative Valuation 1D
Continuation Value
! *n the C method; the entire continuation
value at time n is discounted bac0 to time B
! *n the EVA method; the continuation value
less the boo0 value at time n is discounted
bac0 to time B
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Alternative Valuation 2B
Gummar'
! Ioth EVA and +C valuation should provide
the same estimate %or the value o% a %irm
! Ioth approaches require the samein%ormation
! "a#imi$in, the present value o% EVA over
time should be equivalent to ma#imi$in, thevalue o% the %irm
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Alternative Valuation 21
EVA *n ?se
! irms o%ten evaluate 'ear-to-'ear chan,es in EVA
rather than the present value o% EVA over time
! The advanta,e is that it is simple and does notrequire ma0in, %orecasts o% %uture earnin,s
potential
! EVA can be bro0en do&n b' an' unit - mana,er;
division; etc provided 'ou can assi,n capital andearnin,s across these units
! EVA is o%ten used in determinin, compensation