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Wants to acquire target ltd the B/s of trget as on march 31 2017 has following-:
Liabilities
amount
Equity ₹ 400.00
RE ₹ 100.00
10.5% ebentures ₹ 200.00
Creditors ₹ 160.00
total ₹ 860.00
Assets
Cash ₹ 10.00
debtors ₹ 65.00
inventories ₹ 135.00
plant& equipmwent ₹ 650.00
total ₹ 860.00
The sharehoders of target co. will get 1.5 share in hypothetical ltd.for every 2 shares " the shares of hypo would
the deb. Holders will get 11% deb. Of the same amount.
the external liabilities are expected to be settled at 150 lakhs
dissolution exp. Of 15 lakh are to be met by acquiring co.
the following are projected incremental FCFF expected from acquisition for 6 years
The FCFF of target ltd. Is expected to grow at 3% per annum after 6 years
given the risk complexion of target ltd., the cost of capital relevant for target ltd. Has been decided at 13%
there is unrecorded lia. Of 20 lakhs advice co. regarding financial fesiability of the acquisition
Solution
1) cal. Of cost of ac
Particulars
Sahre capital
11% deb.
settlement of ext. liabilities
unrecorded liab.
dissolution
purchase consideration /cost
TV
Pv of TV
PART 2
in the above case
if the FCFF after forecasted period is going to be constant "declined by 10%" what will be your suggestion to the
TV6
Pv of TV
The XYZ ltd. Wants to acquire ABC ltd. By exchanging its 1.6 shares for every share of abc ltd. . It anticipates to m
the relevant fin. Data are
Particulars XYZ ltd.
EAT ₹ 1,500,000.00
No. of equity shares 300000
MPS 35
Solution
1) exchange ratio 1.6:1
based on mps 1.4
2) particulars xyz
EAT ₹ 1,500,000.00
No. of equity shares 300000
eps ₹ 5.00
pe ratio 7
3) Implied PE ratio 56
A ltd. Wants to acquire T ltd. By exchangning .5 of its shares for each share of T ltd.
the relevant fin. Data are as follows
Particulars A
EAT ₹ 1,800,000.00
No. of equity shares 600000
EPS ₹ 3.00
P/E ratio 10
MPS ₹ 30.00
Solution
A Equity shares 90000
b EPS 3.1304347826
Particulars A
EAT ₹ 140,000.00
No. of equity shares 20000
EPS ₹ 7.00
P/E ratio 10
MPS ₹ 70
the acquirer is exchanging its 1 share for every 1.5 share of the target. Assume that company A expects to have
after the merger as before (no synergy effect), show the extent of gain accruing to the shareholders of 2 compa
are they better or worse off than they were before the merger
Solution
EPS after merger 7.1
MPS 71
ry 2 shares " the shares of hypo would be issued at its current mkt. price of 180 per share
1236
593.67369991 total pv 1424.2804691219
less:PC 925
net present value 499.2804691218 this is posotive so it os viable
923.07692308
443.3709484
total pv 1273.9777176143
less:PC 925
net present value 348.9777176143
ery share of abc ltd. . It anticipates to maintain the existing PE ratio subsequent to the merger also.
ABC ltd.
₹ 450,000.00
75000
40
abc
₹ 450,000.00
75000
₹ 6.00
6.6666666667
₹ 9.33
combined PE ratio cannot be used to derive a merged firms market price per share because
PE ratio can be derived only with the support of the post merger MPS and it is just an analytical value
so it always the xisting PE ratio of the acquirer is used to derive the post merger MPS
T
₹ 360,000.00
180000
₹ 2.00
7
₹ 14.00
T
₹ 37,500.00
7500
₹ 5.00
8
₹ 40
sume that company A expects to have the same earnings and PE ratio
cruing to the shareholders of 2 companies as a result of the merger
this is posotive so it os viable
er share because
t is just an analytical value
Q the following data concerns the acquirer and the target
Particulars A T
EAT ₹ 140,000.00 ₹ 37,500.00
No. of equity shares 20000 7500
EPS ₹ 7.00 ₹ 5.00
P/E ratio 10 8
MPS ₹ 70 ₹ 40
the acquirer is exchanging its 1 share for every 1.5 share of the target. Assume that company A expects to have t
after the merger as before (no synergy effect), show the extent of gain accruing to the shareholders of 2 compan
are they better or worse off than they were before the merger
MPS 71
Solution:
Gain from the merger
Particulars Amount
Post merger Mkt. value ₹ 1,775,000.00
Less: Pre merger mkt. value
A (20000 of 70 each) ₹ 1,400,000.00
B ( 7500 shares of 40 each) ₹ 300,000.00
In the above case determine the range of minimum and maximum share exchnange ratio between the 2 firms al
Particulars Amount
Sa ltD. Is planning to purchase NSS ltd. SI ltd has 5l shares outstanding of 100 each having the current
mak. Price per shares of rs. 250.NSS has 2lakh shares of market price of 170 per share.EPS are rs.32 and RS. 24 re
A) illustrate impact of merger on EPS assuming share exchange ratio is to be in relative propotion of EPS of the 2 firm
B) The management of NSS has quoted a share exchange ratio of 1:1 for the merger. Should SI accept this ratio, eve
Ltd will remain unchanged after merger. And no synergy across dur to merger
A) 16000000
4800000
20800000
NSS
Pre merger market value ₹ 34,000,000
Post merger market value 46428571.428572
Difference ₹ 12,428,571
In the above case what is the minimum number no. of shares/Min. exchange ratio to retain the existing wealth o
X Y
Equity shares(rs.10/share) 100000 50000
Share premium 2000
profit and loss 38000 4000
prefrence shares 20000
10% debentures 15000 5000
173000 61000
What offer do you think company could make to company Y in terms of exchange ratio
based on -:
X Y
B) EPS 2.4 3 1.25
X Y
C) MPS 24 27 1.125
A)
Fixed assets 122000 35000
net current assets 51000 26000
Total assets 173000 61000
Less: External liabilities
Preference shares 20000
10% deb. 15000 5000
net assets 138000 56000
no. of equity shares 10000 5000
net asset per share 13.8 11.2
exchange ratio 0.8115942029
ompany A expects to have the same earnings and PE ratio
e shareholders of 2 companies as a result of the merger
Particulars Amount