Valuation of! AirThread Connections. J. Zhang Consulting: Mohammad Alkhamis, Marci McCall, Lindsay Ramirez, Sarah Spring, Mavis Yu ACC
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1 Valuation of! AirThread Connections J. Zhang Consulting: Mohammad Alkhamis, Marci McCall, Lindsay Ramirez, Sarah Spring, Mavis Yu
2 Review of AirThread Acquisition Opportunity to acquire AirThread Connections Base-Case Valuation of AirThread Connections: What our competitor s will be willing to pay Value of AirThread Connections as-is Upside Valuation of AirThread Connections: AirThread has strategic fit with current ACC operations Potential synergies for future service offerings Recommendation: Purchase AirThread Connections for amount between $8.162 B and $ B.
3 Outline of Valuation Steps Base-Case Valuation of AirThread Connections: Calculate the present value of free cash flows Project the terminal value of ATC s operations Calculate the present value of the interest tax subsidy Estimate value of non-operating assets Determine private company discount, if any Proceed with final valuation and terminal value calculation Upside Valuation of AirThread Connections: Calculate the present value of free cash flows with synergies Incorporate data from Steps 2 5 as seen above Proceed with final valuation and terminal value calculation
4 Adjusted Present Value Used Adjusted Present Value (APV) valuation method Value AirThread assuming 100% equity financing Avoids calculating debt-to-equity ratio for consecutive years Use Return on Assets to discount cash flows Return on Assets = 7.82%
5 Base-Case Operating FCFs Total Present Value of Unlevered Cash Flows : $1.272 B Excludes terminal value
6 Calculating Terminal Value Common Assumption: Future cash flows look like the last FCF, times a growth factor Using Weighted-Average Cost of Capital (WACC) we discount all perpetual future cash flows Terminal Value of Perpetual Future Cash Flows: $6.322 B
7 Projected Growth Rate U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Economic Analysis U.S. Gross Domestic Product data from 1930 onward Tables show percent Δ from preceding periods Decided on period from Three most recent decades to capture trends Will use 30-year average percent Δ rate in nominal terms 30-year nominal GDP % Δ = % (Growth Rate Upper Bound) 30-year real GDP % Δ = % 30-year inflation = % (Growth Rate Lower Bound) (1 + Rnom) = (1 + Rreal)*(1 + i) Projected Future Growth Rate of AirThread = 3.50%
8 Weighted Average Cost of Capital Use a Market Multiples Method Approach: Debt / Value = 29% ; Equity / Value = 71% β equity = 0.90 (assuming a portfolio of companies) Using CAPM R equity = 8.77%, R debt = 5.50%, R asset = 7.82% Weighted Average Cost of Capital Equation (WACC) = 7.19% Terminal Value of Perpetual Future Cash Flows: $6.322
9 Interest Tax Subsidy Assumption: Debt is five times (5x) EBITDA Using a rate between R debt and R asset we discount the interest payments. Here, debt does not have a significant impact on AirThread s value Value of Interest Tax Subsidy = $278 M
10 Value of Non-Operating Assets AirThread Income Statement shows Equity in Earnings of Affiliates Assumption: ATC investments are within wireless communications industry Calculated weight-based P/E ratio for comparable companies Valuation: $90M Equity in Earnings of Affiliates * P/E Ratio Value of AirThread Non-Operating Assets = $1.730 B
11 Base-Case Valuation Results Item Base Value ($Millions) Unlevered Operating FCFs (w/o Terminal Value) 1,272 Interest Tax Subsidy Terminal Value 278 6,322 Value of Non-Operating Assets 1,730 Total Value before Private Company Discount Private Company Discount (15%) Total Base-Case Value of AirThread Connections 9,603 (1,440) $8,162
12 Operating FCFs with Synergies Potential Synergies: Increase in revenue from additional service offerings Decrease in operating expenses Total Present Value of Unlevered Cash Flows (Synergies) : $1.912 B Excludes terminal value
13 Valuation Results with Synergies Item Unlevered Operating FCFs (w/o Terminal Value) Base Value ($ Millions) With Synergy ($ Millions) 1,272 1,912 Interest Tax Subsidy Terminal Value 6,322 11,991 Value of Non-Operating Assets 1,730 1,730 Total Value before Private Company Discount 9,603 15,911 Private Company Discount (15%) (1,440) (2,387) Total Value of AirThread Connections $8,162 $13,525
14 Sensitivity Analysis Private Company Discount: Discount related to illiquidity of private investments Discount diminishes as revenue of company increases Bounded on lower end by cost of going public equal to 10%
15 Sensitivity Analysis Growth Rate: Used in terminal value calculation Can have a tremendous affect on terminal value 1.5% to 2.5% Δ in growth rate has a $3.000 B to $7.000 B affect on AirThread s value
16 Potential Synergy: Sensitivity Analysis Increase in revenue from bundled service offerings Could be higher or lower than expected 20% Δ in revenue has a $1.000 B affect on AirThread s value
17 Final Recommendation Recommendation: Purchase AirThread Connections if obtainable for amount between $8.162 B and $ B. Special attention should be given to the projected growth rate of AirThread Connections. Will have a significant affect on total value of the firm 1% Δ in growth rate has ~30% net affect on total firm value
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