Beverly Fu Sam Kim Jeff Majdali Terese Marcotte Matt Moe Team 4.

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Davita HealthCare Partners Inc. Beverly Fu Sam Kim Jeff Majdali Terese Marcotte Matt Moe Team 4

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Davita HealthCare Partners Inc.

Beverly FuSam Kim Jeff MajdaliTerese MarcotteMatt Moe

Team 4

Company Overview◦ History, what it does, recent acquisitions

Industry Analysis◦ Key competitors, implied strategies, opportunities and

challenges in the market (use 5 forces) Corporate Strategy

◦ Internal capabilities, where it adds value across business ◦ Where and how they compete◦ Implied and stated strategies

Final Analysis◦ Will the company succeed or fail?◦ Is its strategy in line with market opportunity?◦ How has Davita’s strategy changed across time?

Outline

Previous Name: Davita Inc (incorporated on April 4, 1994) until Nov 2, 2012

Dialysis service: 1,809 Centers in 43 states, 142,000 patients (12/31/2011); service 900 hospitals and related laboratory services; 11 outpatient dialysis centers in 3 foreign countries

# of employees (2011): 41,000

Company Overview

Outline:• Main lines of business• Background/history• Growth pattern• Company size, etc

Operating Revenue (2011): $6,982,214 th USD P/L for period (2011): 478,336 th USD Total Assets (2011): 8,892,172 th USD

Company PerformanceOutline:• Margin, Revenue, and

Stock Performance • Growth of company in

terms of assets, employees, facilities, maybe break down organic vs inorganic growth

Operating Revenue (2011): $6,982,214 th USD P/L for period (2011): 478,336 th USD Total Assets (2011): 8,892,172 th USD Market Cap (Jan 31, 2013): 11,276 mil USD

Company PerformanceOutline:• Might need 2nd slide for

company performance

January 2013: acquired 9 dialysis centers from Fresenius Medical Care (FMC)

November 1, 2012: merger with Healthcare Partners holdings, LLC

January 2012: Acquired controlling interest in NephroLife

September 2, 2011: Acquired

Recent AcquisitionsOutline:• Create categories for

acquisitions• Provide insight into

reason for acquisitions – will evaluate success of acquisitions in last section

Size of market, growth of market – us CAGR◦ National vs World opportunity.

Drivers of growth◦ ie, demographics, lifestyle, disease trends

Challenges facing the industry ◦ – in home dialysis and declining reimbursements?

Industry Analysis

Key Competitors◦ Implied strategies of competitors (do they bring different value to the market, are

some better at contracting vs operations?◦ Market share, brand and recognition, customer or consumer report ranking◦ Consider creating table of competitor and key attributes, ie where they compete

Industry Analysis

Five Forces

Industry Analysis

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Internal capabilities, key resources Where it adds value across business Where and how they compete Implied and stated strategies How have acquisitions faired This might be 2-3 slides long – appropriate to use SWOT here Map strategy in generic strategies strategy box

See link below for DaVita justification for Health Partners Merger◦ http://www.faqs.org/sec-filings/120521/DAVITA-INC_8-K_FORM2/d356822dex992.htm

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Tie strategies to company performance – market cap, and or stock performance, PE ratio.

Corporate Strategy

Consider Doing a White Space Map for Industry

Future Industry Analysis

◦ Will the company succeed or fail?◦ Are internal capabilities aligned with strategies? ◦ Is its strategy in line with market opportunity?◦ How has Davita’s strategy changed across time?◦ Tie strategies to changes in stock performance?◦ Lesson’s learned?

Final Analysis

◦ DaVita outperformans Dow, S&P, and IHF ETF ◦ U.S. Healthcare Providers ETF, strong representation of

hospitals as well as healthplans. Includes 4% DaVita

Final Analysis

◦ DaVita outperformans Dow, S&P, and IHF ETF ◦ U.S. Healthcare Providers ETF, strong representation of

hospitals as well as healthplans. Includes 4% DaVita

Final Analysis