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Analysis & Valuation Using Financial Statements Specialty Eateries – Einstein Noah Dennis Dai. Agenda. Company Background Forecast Valuation using 3 Models Equity Valuation Adjustment Sensitivity Analysis Issues. Company Background. Einstein Noah Restaurant Inc.
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Analysis & Valuation Using Financial Statements Specialty Eateries – Einstein Noah Dennis Dai
Agenda • Company Background • Forecast • Valuation using 3 Models • Equity Valuation • Adjustment • Sensitivity Analysis • Issues
Company Background • Einstein Noah Restaurant Inc. • largest owner/operator, franchisor and licensor of bagel specialty restaurants in the United States. • Business presence • it had 817 restaurants in 40 states and in the District of Columbia. • Business Emphasize • high-quality foods for breakfast, lunch and afternoon snacks in a bakery-café atmosphere • Brands • Einstein Bros. restaurants, • Noah’s restaurants in California • Manhattan Bagel restaurants
Forecast Sales: 2% EPM from Sales: 3.5% EATO: 2.7
Equity Valuation Using DDM Current price: $16.64
Adjustment Estimate is as of December 2013, but includes information not available at that time There would be no new information arriving between Dec 2013 and April 2014; it would grow at the cost of equity capital [VDec2013 ∙ (1+r)118/365]. Mid-year adjustment: (1 + [rEnt/ 2])
Sensitivity Analysis • If value smaller (larger) than intrinsic value, stock is overvalued (undervalued) which indicates a “Sell” (“buy”). Sell Buy
Issue: Sales • Earnings conference call • Sales moderated • Focus on cost cutting • Focus on franchising • Value menu expansion • Analysts expectations • Hold/(Buy) • Moderate earnings growth projections for 2014-2016 • High: 6% Low: 1.2% Median: 2-3%
Strategic Alternative Review • On May 3, 2012 • authorized a review of strategic alternatives to the Company, including a possible business combination or sale • On December 6, 2012 • completed its review and elected to recapitalize the Company by amending existing credit facility and declaring a one-time special cash dividend • Going concern? • Profitability?