Valuation Practical Application small business LU4 excel sheet james conf.

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LU4JamesConfectionersFMVWorksheet.xlsx

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JAMES CONFECTIONERS
Financial Statements
INCOME STATEMENTS
20XX %
Sales $3,897,564 100%
COGS $2,625,340 67%
GP $1,272,224 33%
SGA Exp. $912,030 23%
Deprec. $74,054 2%
EBIT (Oper. Income) $837,976 21%
Interest $119,658 3%
Other Exp. $1,248 0%
EBT $717,070 18%
Income Taxes $551,836 14%
Net Income $165,234 4%
BALANCE SHEETS
20XX
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash $161,254 8%
Accounts Receivable $507,951 25%
Inventories $568,421 28%
Other Current $116,909 6%
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $1,354,535 67%
FIXED ASSETS
Gross PP&E
Accumulated Depreciation
Net PP&E $556,327 28%
Other Fixed $104,815 5%
TOTAL ASSETS $2,015,677 100%
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable/Accruals $312,430 16%
Short Term Debt $362,822 18%
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $675,252 34%
LONG TERM DEBT $564,390 28%
STKHLDRS EQUITY
Common Stock (par+paid-in) $1,000 0%
Retained Earnings $775,036 38%
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $2,015,678 100.00%
Assumptions to use in the DE valuation analysis:
Assume that revenues will increase at 10 percent per year, the 5% per year thereafter.
Assume that COGS will hold constant at 64 of sales.
Assume that SG&A expense will rise 5 percent per year.
Assume that interest expense will be 5% of sales per year.
Assume that income tax will be 35% of EBT.
DISCOUNTED EARNINGS VALUATION - PROJECTED
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Revenues
Costof Goods Sold
Gross Profit
S,G & A Exp.
Oper. Income
Interest
Earnings Before Tax
Income Tax
Net Income
DISCOUNT RATE CALCULATION HISTORICAL ROI
Long-term Treasury Rate 3%
Equity Risk Premium 4% S&P 500-7%
Firm Size Premium 9% Russell 2000-16%
Industry Risk Premium 2% Wiltshire 5000-18%
Specific Co. Risk Premium 2%
INDICATED DISCOUNT RATE 20%
Proj Yr 1 Proj Yr 2 Proj Yr 3
EBIT
Discount Factor
DCF
Residual (PV .329)
INDICATED VALUE
EARNINGS CAPITALIZATION VALUATION
Assumptions to use in the CE valuation analysis:
Assume the cap rate is equal to the discount rate from Table minus
a growth rate in earnings of 5%.
Oper. Income
Capitalization Rate
INDICATED VALUE
Assumptions to use in the EE valuation analysis:
Assume that current assets are as shown
Assume that fixed assets are as shown
Assume that the income statement is as shown.
Use a 10% return for CA and FA
Assume excess earnings are capitalized at 15%
Historical EBIT
Return On CA
Return of FA
Excess Earnings
INDICATED VALUE
Wt. Wtd. Value
VALUE RECONCILIATION
DPE VALUATION
EARNINGS CAPITALIZATION
EXCESS EARNINGS
FMV CONCLUSION

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