Comparable Companies Analysis: Selecting, Valuing, and Benchmarking Companies, Summaries of Statistics

An in-depth analysis of the Comparable Companies Analysis method used in finance for valuing a company. It covers the process of selecting the universe of comparable companies, locating necessary financial information, spreading key statistics and ratios, benchmarking companies, and determining valuation. The document also discusses various methods for calculating fully diluted shares outstanding and enterprise value.

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Chapter 1
Trading Comps
How They Work
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Comparable

Companies

Analysis

Chapter 1

Trading Comps

■ How They Work

■ Pros and Cons

The Process

■ Step 1: Select the Universe of Comparable Companies

■ Step 2: Locate the Necessary Financial Information

■ Step 3: Spread the Key Statistics, Ratios, and Trading Multiples

■ Step 4: Benchmark the Comparable Companies

■ Step 5: Determine Valuation

Select the Universe of

Comparable Companies

■ Study the Target

■ Identify Key Characteristics

● _____________ Profile ● ___________ Profile

■ Screen for Comparable Companies

Business Profile

■ Sector

■ Products and Services

■ Customers and End Markets

■ Distribution Channels

■ Geography

Financial Profile

■ Size

■ Profitability

■ Growth Profile

■ Return

■ Credit Profile

Select the Universe of

Comparable Companies

■ Study the Target

■ Identify Key Characteristics

■ Screen for Comparable Companies

The Process

 Step 1: Select the Universe of Comparable Companies

 Step 2: Locate the Necessary Financial Information

■ Step 3: Spread the Key Statistics, Ratios, and Trading Multiples

■ Step 4: Benchmark the Comparable Companies

■ Step 5: Determine Valuation

The Process

 Step 1: Select the Universe of Comparable Companies

 Step 2: Locate the Necessary Financial Information

 Step 3: Spread the Key Statistics, Ratios, and Trading Multiples

■ Step 4: Benchmark the Comparable Companies

■ Step 5: Determine Valuation

Calculating Value: Equity Value

■ How do we do it?

■ What is fully diluted shares outstanding?

■ How do we calculate it?

  • Treasury Stock Method
  • If-Converted Method
  • Net Share Settlement

= price per share x fully diluted shares outstanding

basic “in the money” “in the money” = shares + options & + convertible outstanding warrants securities

Treasury Stock Method –

Options and Warrants

Assumptions Current Share Price $40. Basic Shares Outstanding 300. Exercisable Options 10. Weighted Average Exercise Price $26.

($ in millions, except per share data; shares in millions) Calculation of Fully Diluted Shares Using the TSM Option Proceeds Current Share Price Shares Repurchased form Option Proceeds

Shares from In-the-Money Options Less: Shares Repurchased from Option Proceeds Net New Shares from Options Plus: Basic Shares Outstanding Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding

Treasury Stock Method –

Options and Warrants :

Assumptions Current Share Price $25. Basic Shares Outstanding 211. Exercisable Options 8. Weighted Average Exercise Price $32.

($ in millions, except per share data; shares in millions)

Net Share Settlement Method–

Convertible Debt

Assumptions Company Current Share Price $20. Basic Shares Outstanding 100.

Convertible Security Amount Outstanding $150. Conversion Price $15.

($ in millions, except per share data; shares in millions) Calculation Using the Net Share Settlement Method Amount Outstanding Conversion Price Total Incremental Shares X Current Share Price Total Conversion Value Less: Par Value of Amount Outstanding Excess Over Par Current Share Price Incremental Shares Using NSS

Calculating Value: Enterprise Value

= Equity+ + + ̶ Value

Total Debt

Preferred Stock

Non-controlling Interests

Cash & Cash Equivalents

■ ________________ of changes in _____________________

■ Size

■ Profitability

■ Growth Profile

■ Return

■ Credit Profile

Financial Profile

■ Size

■ Sales

■ Gross Profit

■ EBITDA
■ EBIT

■ Net Income

■ Size

■ Profitability

Financial Profile

■ Gross Profit Margin

■ EBITDA and EBIT Margin

■ Net Income (Profit) Margin

Adjusting Financials:

Calculating LTM Data

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q Prior Fiscal Year Plus: Current Stub Less: Prior Stub LTM

■ LTM = Prior Fiscal Year + Current Stub – Prior Stub

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q Prior Fiscal Year Plus: Current Stub Less: Prior Stub LTM

Adjusting Financials:

Calendarization of Data

Calendar YearSales ൌ 𝑚𝑜𝑛𝑡ℎ # 𝑥 𝐹𝑌𝐴 12 𝑆𝑎𝑙𝑒𝑠 ൅ 12 െ 𝑚𝑜𝑛𝑡ℎ # 12 𝑥 𝑁𝐹𝑌 𝑆𝑎𝑙𝑒𝑠

Adjusting Financials:

Non-recurring Items and Recent Events

■ Normalize

  • ________________ or sanitizing financials_

■ 10Ks and 10Qs

  • MDA and footnotes

■ Key words: Non-recurring, unusual, one-time, extraordinary

■ Key causes: Write-offs, restructurings, changes in accounting principles, gains on asset sales, litigation

■ Equity Value Multiples

■ Enterprise Value Multiples

■ Sector-specific Multiples

Calculate Trading Multiples

■ Enterprise Value-to-EBITDA

■ Enterprise Value-to-EBIT

■ Enterprise Value-to-Sales

The Process

 Step 1: Select the Universe of Comparable Companies

 Step 2: Locate the Necessary Financial Information

 Step 3: Spread the Key Statistics, Ratios, and Trading Multiples

 Step 4: Benchmark the Comparable Companies

■ Step 5: Determine Valuation

The Process

 Step 1: Select the Universe of Comparable Companies

 Step 2: Locate the Necessary Financial Information

 Step 3: Spread the Key Statistics, Ratios, and Trading Multiples

 Step 4: Benchmark the Comparable Companies

 Step 5: Determine Valuation