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Title: EVATM: Economic Value Added


1
EVATM Economic Value Added
  • Chris Argyrople, CFA
  • Concentric Investments
  • EVATM Securities Analysis

2
Long Term or Short Term View?
  • Be cognizant of both your LT ST outlook
  • Bull Markets Quality Rules
  • Bear Markets Quality Rules
  • All Markets Visibility Rules
  • Coming out of a recession Small Caps do well
  • Sector rotation is the key to great performance
    (asset allocation, not stock selection drives
    performance)

3
Defining Quality
  • What is Quality?
  • Right now
  • Quality is low debt
  • Reasonable Valuation
  • Visibility in the Sector
  • Good Management
  • No blowups in the food chain
  • STOCK HAS EARNINGS

4
Forecasting a Stock Price
  • Traditional Method
  • Discount Cash Flows back to Present
  • Problem is that forecasting out 1 year is
    impossible, forecasting out further is mythology
  • Using Multiples
  • P P/E E (both are forecasts)
  • P TEV/EBITDA EBITDA - DEBT
  • This is an art, not a science
  • Your logic dictates your grade
  • Should the multiple expand or contract??

5
Weighted Avg. Cost of Capital
  • WACC Weighted Average Cost of Capital
  • WACC D Rd (1 - taxrate) E Re
  • D Debt E Equity
  • D E 100 Market Values NOT Book
  • Rd Cost of Debt
  • Re Cost of Equity Rf Beta (Rm - Rf)

6
Calculating WACC
  • Too much time is spent in Finance curriculums on
    this issue.
  • Dont spend much time calculating WACC.
  • Use the marginal taxrate.
  • For Rd use the companys market borrowing rates.
  • Rf use time horizon equal to your investment
    horizon. Stewart advocates 20 years. Between 5
    10 years is sufficient.

7
My Thoughts on Beta
  • Q) What stock is lt risky than the market? A) Very
    Few.
  • Thus, Plug the Beta when you get a number like
    0.9 or 1.0. Why?
  • Imagine a one stock portfolio. You can always
    drastically reduce the risk by adding 5 or 10
    stocks. In my opinion, a market-like Beta of 1.0
    is not very realistic.
  • Use Ibbotson risk premia (about 11)

8
Why is WACC Important?
  • Imagine that your local bank will lend you 1
    million at 10 interest.
  • After getting the loan, you invest this in a
    stock that has an E(r) of 30(not too far fetched
    in my opinion).
  • Your projected cash flows in one year are
  • Pay (1,100,000) million on the loan
  • Receive 1,300,000 from the sale of the stock
  • P/(L) 200,000 Profit

9
WACC is Capital Budgetings Benchmark
  • Standard Capital Budgeting Rule
  • INVEST IN PROJECTS THAT EXCEED WACC
  • INVEST IN POSITIVE NPV PROJECTS
  • Ask the CFO what the firms WACC is.
  • You would be surprised how many CEOs and CFOs
    cant answer this question.
  • This is a good hint that they dont understand
    the value creation process.

10
Behavior of WACC
  • WACC incorp Business Risk Financial Leverage
  • Rd lt Re bec
  • Senior Claim
  • Tax Benefits
  • WACC
  • Tax Shield Cost of
  • Benefits Financial Distress

11
EVATM Economic Value Added
  • EVA is trademarked by the Stern Stewart
    Corporation. They would like you to hire them as
    consultants.
  • Two methods of calculating EVA
  • EVA (ROIC - WACC) Invested Capital
  • EVA NOPAT - WACC Invested Capital
  • ROIC NOPAT / Invested Capital

12
EVATM Terminology
  • NOPAT Net Operating Profit After Taxes
  • NOPAT EBIT - Adjusted Taxes
  • NOPAT NI Aftertax Interest Expense
  • Note that depreciation is included because Stern
    Stewart believes that it represents a true
    Economic expense. WHETHER OR NOT THIS IS TRUE IS
    YOUR CALL. You could substitute maintenance
    CAPEX for depreciation.

13
Delever the Rate of Return
  • Return NOPAT / Capital
  • NOPAT Capital
  • NI Common Equity
  • Incr. Equity Equiv. Equity Equivalents
  • Aftertax Int. Exp. Debt (all debt)
  • Pref Dividends Preferred Stock
  • Measures ROE assuming equity financing.

14
Minority Interest Provision
  • Stern Stewart recommends
  • Adding the Minority Interest Provision from the
    income statement to Net Income and
  • Adding the Minority Interest liability from the
    balance sheet to Capital
  • I Disagree with this adjustment
  • Minority Interest represents the earnings which
    the firm IS NOT ENTITLED TO. Adding it back just
    skews ROIC higher or lower (depends on ROIC of
    the subsidiary)

15
Why we Delever Returns
  • ROE is misleading
  • LEVERED METRIC
  • TOUGH TO TELL WHETHER IT CHANGES DUE TO OPERATING
    OR FINANCIAL REASONS
  • IF ROE IS GOAL, MGT. CAN ACCEPT LOUSY DEBT
    FINANCED PROJECTS AND/OR REJECT GOOD EQUITY
    FINANCED PROJECTS
  • Return EBITDA / TEV Similar to EVATM

16
Another Method of Calc NOPAT
  • NOPAT Operating Income
  • Less Adjusted Taxes
  • Tax Provision
  • - Deferred Taxes
  • Interest Tax Shield
  • - Taxes on Interest Income
  • Plus Goodwill Amortization

17
Complex Method Calc NOPAT
  • NOPAT EBIT Incr. Bad Debt Reserve Incr LIFO
    Reserve Goodwill Amort Incr Net Capitalized
    RD Other Operating Income (excluding passive
    income) - Cash Oper. Taxes
  • Cash Oper. Taxes Tax Provision - Incr Deferred
    Tax Reserve Tax saved from unusual losses
    Interest Tax Shield - Tax on Passive Income (last
    3marginal corp)

18
Unlevered Free Cash Flow
  • Unlevered FCF FCF Adj Interest Exp.
  • or FCFunlev NOPAT - Inv. Future Growth
  • Inv in Future Growth Delta WC Net Capex Net
    Acquisitions
  • Value Entire Firm
  • Discount Unlevered FCF at WACC
  • Value Equity Only
  • Discount FCF at Cost of Equity

19
Defining Equity Equivalents
  • Deferred Tax Reserves
  • LIFO Reserves (FIFO - LIFO Value)
  • bec. FIFO approx. current cost of inventory
  • Cumul. Goodwill Amortization or Unrecorded
    Goodwill (Pooling Acquisition)
  • Full Cost Reserves (for those who use successful
    efforts accounting)
  • Cumulative Unusual Losses
  • Bad Debt Reserves

20
EVATM Define Invested Capital
  • Two Methods of Calculating Invested Capital
  • Financing Method Operating Method
  • Common Equity Cash
  • Equity Equivalents Inventory
  • Adj Common Equity PPE
  • Pref Stock A/R
  • All Debt - A/P - Accd Expense
  • Other Accounts

21
Invested Capital
  • Two methods of calculating invested capital look
    at both sides of balance sheet.
  • I only use the financing method. Add
  • PV of non-capitalized leases
  • Bad Debt, Warranty, Obsolescense Reserves
  • Cumulative Goodwill Amort ( unrecorded Goodwill)
  • Cumulative Unusual Losses
  • Capitalize RD Expense over 5 yrs (going concern)
  • Deferred Tax Reserve, LIFO Reserve

22
Invested Capital
  • Remove Excess Cash (from Capital and NOPAT)
  • Remove Minority Interest (from Capital and NOPAT)
    because Management cant totally control.

23
Market Value Added MVA
  • MVA Market Value - Invested Capital
  • Capital

24
Uses of EVA
  • Quantify Improving / Deteriorating Trends not yet
    reflected in EPS
  • Forecast Target Price for a Stock
  • Identify Value Drivers
  • Use EVA to spot changes
  • Identify what Divisions subsidize others
  • Look at ROIC - WACC spread over time

25
Is EVA Unilaterally Useful?
  • Public Companies
  • 1/3rd Add Value
  • 1/3rd EVA Neutral
  • 1/3rd Destroy Value
  • Value Destroyers have embedded options that price
    improved future performance.

26
EVA Makes Analysts Think
  • Goal Variant Perception
  • Strategic Assessment 90 of Time
  • EVA 10 of Time
  • Earnings are an Opinion, Cash is a Fact
  • How much capital is required to sustain growth
    rate?
  • How much risk embedded in current Mult?

27
Misconceptions about EVA
  • Misconception 1 Negative EVA guarantees a
    falling stock price.
  • Example
  • All equity financed firm
  • Cost of Equity 10 - ROIC 5
  • Stock goes up something like 5 . The point here
    is twofold 1) The stock goes up 2) 5 returns
    are pitiful, you are better off in the bank

28
ROIC lt WACC, Rising Stock
29
Misconception 2
  • Positive EVA Rising Stock Price in Short Run
  • Positive EVA may be accompanied by excessive
    valuation a falling stock price (in the
    intermediate term)

30
Importance of EVA Factors
  • 1) ROIC - WACC Spread Most Import
  • 2) Dollar EVA Second Most Important. Why?
    Because there may not be many high value added
    projects. GM is a good example
  • 3) Direction of ROIC - WACC Spread. Sometimes
    this is most important.

31
EVA trend key to Valuation Chg
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