Title: Jack Henry and Associates Inc (JKHY)
1Jack Henry and Associates Inc (JKHY)
RECOMMENDATION BUY
2Background
- Founded in 1976 by John W. Henry (currently vice
chairman) and headed since 1994 by his son
Michael JKHY is a computer software company that
develops banking software systems. The Company's
revenues are predominately earned by marketing
those systems to financial institutions
nationwide along with the computer equipment
(hardware) and by providing the conversion and
software customization services necessary for a
financial institution to install a JKHY software
system. JKHY also provides continuing support
and maintenance services to customers using the
system.
3Background
- The companys primary systems are CIF 20/20
(designed for community banks,savings banks and
thrifts with up to 300M in assets and runs on IBM
computers), and Silverlake (for larger banks with
assets of 100M to 10B). JKHY licenses its
systems to the customer with a nontransferable
right to use the software for 25 yrs on 1
computer at 1 location. JKHY also provides
outsourcing solutions including data and item
processing, ATM software, etc.
4Background
5Background
6Balance Sheet
- Health B/S with no LT debt
- Increasing BV per share
7Proforma Income Statement 1/2
8Proforma Income Statement 2/2
9DuPont Analysis
- No significant problems apparent
10Cash Flow
- Consistant increase in operating flows
- 1999 decrease in cash position due to acquisition
of BancTec - Firm has sufficient cash for operations
11Firm Ratios and Comparisons
- The industry being Computer Networks
- Price to X ratios indicate a relatively cheaper
stock price - Growth is not as strong as the industrys,
however the firm has significantly better
percentage returns - Must increase purchase credit period and reduce
collection period
12Dividend Discount Model
- A.G. Edwards has placed a price objective of 46
- Jack Henry is extremely cheap these days'
George K. Baum said (Feb99 when stock was
trading at 34 3/4) - Firms covering stock A.G. Edwards, Prudential,
Pauli Johnson, George K. BaumRecommended STRONG
BUY by all 4.
13Risk factors affecting Firms business and
prospects
- Technological ChangeSuccess depends on ability
to enhance current products. (SS JKHY track
record has shown its ability to keep up with
change) - Aggressive CompetitionSome competitors have
strong financial, marketing, manufacturing and
technological resources, broad product lines and
larger installed customer bases than does the
Company (SS However, JKHY has been making steps
such as its IBM relationship which provide it
with many of the required resources) - Dependence on IBM RelationshipThe Companys
products incorporate and use computer hardware
and equipment developed by IBM. There can be no
assurance that IBM will continue to manufacture
hardware that supports the Company s product
lines or that IBM s products will be available to
the Company on a timely basis. (SS JKHY with
its recent acquisition of BancTec has given it
the ability to enter the UNIX and NT markets)
14Risk factors affecting Firms business and
prospects
- Changes in the Banking and Financial Services
IndustriesThe Company s primary market for its
products consists of approximately 8,800
commercial banks in the United States. The
number of commercial banks in the United States
has decreased, and will continue to decrease due
to the increasing consolidation of banks around
the country - Y2K ComplianceY2K compliance is dependent on
many factors, some of which are not completely
within JHA's control. Should the systems of one
or more significant vendors or suppliers fail to
achieve Y2K compliance, the Company s business
and financial condition could be adversely
affected (SS JKHY supports that the firm and all
its systems are Y2K compliant)
15 Acquisitions / Prospects
- BankVision subsidiary sale The sale of this
small international venture allows us to focus
our efforts on sustaining the strong momentum
we've built in our domestic operations, stated
Michael E. Henry, CEO - Peerless acquired Will give JKHY the ability to
furthur penetrate the credit union market - Purchase of BancTec's Community Banking and Data
Center Operations BancTecs products operate
primarily on a UNIX platform, while Jack Henry's
core products and services operate primarily on
the IBM A/S 400 platform. "In addition, the
majority of the customers acquired have assets
under 250 million, which is a segment of the
market that in the past few years has generated
strong demand for our ancillary products such as
Internet banking, ATM switch processing and check
imaging. We have already begun transitioning
these services to the UNIX and NT platforms and
will be offering them to these new customers in
the near future. (UNIX holds between 20-30 of
the market) - This acquisition expands our customer base by
almost 50
16Acquisitions / Prospects
- JKHY and Universal Pensions expand partnership to
integrate UPIs IRA service center into JKHYs
NetTeller internet banking solutions. NetTeller
is the 1 installed online banking product within
the industry with over 200 bank customers. With
lt10 of banks offering internet banking there
appears a lot of growth potential - Why the huge drop in stock price in early 1999?
- Slowly and steadily, shares of Jack Henry
Associates Inc. have tumbled 37 from a high in
November. Analyst Robert Meeder at George K. Baum
Co. said strong earnings had been Jack Henry's
undoing. This company is actually being
punished for having extra success this year,''
Meeder said. The stock market has trimmed Jack
Henry's stock price, Meeder said, because the
company won't be able to increase its earnings
next year as much as it has this year. Investors
don't seem to care that its lower future earnings
growth still is expected to be twice that of the
companies in the Standard Poor's 500 index, he
said. Meeder remains bullish on Jack Henry's
shares and said the drop in share prices marked
an opportunity for patient investors.
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19Summary
- Leader in its industry
- Undervalued (punished for exceptional growth)
- Price to X ratios at a discount to industry
- According to AG Edwards and DDM the stock is
trading at an 18 discount - Excellent margins
- Good prospects for the future
- Highly recommended by all brokers covering
- Increase in EPS the last 8 years
RECOMMENDATION BUY