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Business Valuation

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  • December 8, 2011 at 2:19 pm #50986
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    Fdave plans to acquire Maf in the same business sector, and will pay cash for shares of the company. The cash would be raised by Fdave through a 2 for 5 rights issue at 15% discount to its current share price.
    The purchase price of the 1.6m issued shares of Maf would be equal to the rights issue funds raised, less issue costs of $425,000.
    EPS of Maf at the time of acquisition would be 52.8c per share.
    Fdave maintains a payout ratio of 60% per year and EPS is currently 72c per share. Dividend growth of 6% per year is expected for the foreseeable future and the company’s cost of equity is 15% per year. Number of shares in issue= 4m $1 each.

    a) Using P/E ratio methd, calculate the share price and market capitalisation of Maf before the acquisition,
    b) Calculate the share price after the acquisition

    Please help. Thank You!

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