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Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin
Sector Manager: Daniel Curran
Senior Analyst: Kevin McDonnell
Team Analysts:
Jason Flynn
Mike Havris
TJ O’Sullivan
Mark Perham
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Investment ThesisT R I N I T Y S M F
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Summary of Investment Thesis
How does this fit into the SMF’s Portfolio?
Why invest now?
Why invest in this industry?
Why invest in Lockheed Martin?
Stock has fallen with market due to uncertainty, not due to
reduced value proposition.
The aerospace and defense industry has proven relatively
Immune to the impact of oil and gas issues across the world.
Lockheed Martin is the best in class stock in this sector.
it has a long history of success, good long-term growth
prospects, and is available for a reasonable price.
A reduced correlation with oil price is desirable, especially
compared to the other current Industrial holdings
QUALITY
PRICE PRODUCTS
MACRO ENVIRONMENTGROWTH
Company OverviewT R I N I T Y S M F
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Introduction: Company Snapshot
Recommendation BUY
Current Price $211.00
Price Target $296.60
Upside 42%
Timeline 2 years
Market Cap. $62.58 B
52wk range $181.91 - $227.91
P/E 18.33
Div. Yield 3.13%
FCF Yield 7%
Analyst Consensus Buy or Hold
Revenue
• Aeronautics
• MST
• MFC
• IS&GS
• Space Systems
Revenue Breakdown
(2014)
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Geographical Breakdown
• Increasing investment in international markets, Lockheed Martin International.
• Steadying off of budget cuts by the US DoD.
Company SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Threats
Opportunities
Weaknesses
• Increasing Department of Defense budget
• Growing international sales – now 21% of total corporate sales, up 6% this year
• Biggest order in 2016 is a THAAD order with Qatar – missile defense program
• Poland’s $3 billion army helicopter deal
• Record backlog of nearly $100 billion. This marks the 5th year in a row of backlog being over $80 billion
• Strong international interest in F-35 program, with clear plans for expansion
• Seems safety and military capabilities trump worries over oil prices
• Reduced demand “in theatre” for Missile and Fire Control products
• Reduced Sikorsky demand
• Drastically lower oil prices• Northrop Grumman + Pentagon• Political pressure
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Leidos Deal
LMT will be separating and combining its Information Systems and Global Solutions business segment
with Leidos Holdings Inc. This was done using a method called the Reverse Morris Trust.
What is going to happen?
The old IS&GS section will join with Leidos Holdings, to become the largest government IT and technical
services business. Lockheed Martin shareholders will own 50.5% of the business.
What are the benefits?
The new business will have the extra scale and would become industry leader.
The $5 billion deal includes $1.8 billion in tax-free money for Lockheed Martin, to pay off debt and
repurchase shares.
Finally, it would reduce Lockheed Martin’s share count.
Management
Bruce Tanner,CFO and EVP,
Appointed 2007,
Marillyn A Hewson,CEO, President, ChairmanOver 30 years experince,
Orlando Carvahlo,EVP Aeronautics,
35 with Lockheed,
Rick Edwards,EVP MFC,
Promotion through reshuffle,
Financial OverviewT R I N I T Y S M F
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Financials
• Earnings growth at a steady rate and offers impressive dividends• Lockheed’s management effectiveness is evident through impressive ROE• Lockheed have shown impressive cash generation and will look to reward
the shareholder with this
Summary
Total Revenue $46,132M EPS GR 8.76%
EBITDA $5,950m ROE 96.82%
Total Debt/Equity 4.92 Div. Yield 3.13%
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Income Statement
• Organic revenue growth is small but consistent
• EPS growth with an estimated future average growth rate of 8.76%
• Dividends has increased by 47.48% since 2011.There is also a planned special dividends payment of $1.8bn• Will benefit from reinstatement of R&D tax credit
2014A 2015A 2016E 2017E
Revenue $45,600 $46,132 $51,000 $52,530
Operating Income $5,588 $5,436 $5,750 $6325
Operating Margin 12.0% 12.55% 12.72% 13.04%
Diluted EPS 11.21 11.46 11.75 12.97
DPS 5.45 5.75 6.06 6.43
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Balance Sheet & Cash Flow Statement
($000) 2013A 2014A 2015A 2016E
Total Assets 36,188 37,046 49,128 49,872
Total Debt 6,152 6,169 14,305 13888
Total Liabilities 31,270 33,673 46,031 46644
Working Capital 2209 1217 3,097 2294
Shareholders Equity 4,918 3,400 3,096 2228
Cash Flow Operations 4,546 3,866 5100 5355
• Lockheed Martin generated $5.1 billion in cash flow operations for 2015• The Leidos deal provided a onetime payment of 1.8 billion as well as $3.2b to be rewarded to
shareholders• Cash deployment activities have included share buybacks, acquisitions and increasing dividends• Took on $8.4 in debt for Sikorsky deal
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Debt Analysis
• Highly levered
• Debt increased considerably over last two quarters
• $9b acquisition of Sikorsky in November '15
• $5b divestiture to Leidos in Jan '16, will receive $1.8b in cash
17%
5%
78%
Capital Structure
Stockholder equity Short term debt Long term debt
Debt Analysis
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12
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Net debt to EBIT (2015)
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Interest coverage ratio (2015)
Debt Analysis
• Majority of debt medium-term, relatively spread out
• $1b due in 2016• $750m in 2018• $900m in 2019• $1.25b in 2020
• Just under $4b due within next 5 years, $8.3b within 10
ValuationT R I N I T Y S M F
Competitor Valuations
Name P/E Fwd P/E EPS Gr. 2015
EPS Gr.2016
DivYield
Div. Cover ROE EBITDA(mil.)
Mkt. Cap
YTD. Perf
BAE Systems
19.66 13.56 360% (4.35)% 4.4% 1.38 28.8% 1,659 23.3B 4.92%
NorthropGrumman
19.6 18.42 16.77% 6.36% 1.7% 9.4 26.1% 3,639 32.9B 16.89%
Raytheon 19.14 17.77 16.56% (5.43)% 2.3% 1.8 19.1% 3,526 36.8M 25.15%
LockheedMartin
18.44 17.48 22.78% 0.53% 3.13% 3.58 96.8% 6,425 63.5B 13.04%
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Implied Multiples Valuation
Metric Median Industry Value Implied Price
P/E 19.6 224.38
FWD P/E 17.67 213.23
P/B 3.26 33.06
P/S 1.21 181.31
P/CF 14.55 163.30
Average Price 163.06 (-23%)
EV/EBITDA Model
EBITDA: 6425 Low Base High
EV/EBITDA 11.4 15.5 19.4
EV 73046.97 99363.43 124741.1
+ Cash 3103
- Debt 8412
Value of Equity 67737.97 94054.43 119432.1
No. Shares 314.8
Per Share Value (£) 215.18 298.78 379.39
Potential Upside 2% 42% 80%
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Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
2015E 2016E 2017E 2018E 2019E Growth Rate
EBIT 5401 5644.05 5898.03 6045.48 6196.62 4.5-2.5%
Dep & Amor 1024.5 1034.75 1024.4 1014.15 1004.01 1-(1)%
Def. Taxes 1263 1073.55 869.58 686.96 508.35 n/a
Changes WC 603 (1123) (518) (762) (507) n/a
Capital Exp. 855 991.8 1006.68 981.51 976.6 16-(2.5)%
Taxes 1674.31 1749.65 1828.39 1874.1 1920.95 n/a
Total FCF 5762.19 3887.89 4438.94 4128.99 4304.43 n/a
Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
Terminal Growth 1.5% Total Enterprise Value 99363.43
WACC 7% Total Equity Value 94054.43
Estimated Value per share €298.78 (+42%)
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Valuation Weightings
Multiples
10%
Low
20%
Base
35%
High
35%
€296.6 (+41%)
RiskT R I N I T Y S M F
TRINITY SMF
Qualitative Risk
1. Heavy Dependence on the U.S. Government80% of Lockheed Martin’s revenue generated was from U.S. Government contracts which can be highly dependent on congress approval and there may be uncertainty with defensespending moving forward especially with elections in 2016
2. Failure comply with Regulation and LawsThe area of business Lockheed Martin operates in is very regulated and failure to meet regulation and obey laws could adversely affect Lockheed Martin’s reputation and ability to procure large contracts
3. Investment RiskWith Lockheed Martin’s shares trading at 18 times earnings market volatility in 2016 or increase in negative sentiment could negatively affect any investment in the company
4. Currency RiskAlthough only 20% of Lockheed Martin’s revenue comes from foreign markets a strong USD could potentially reduce this revenue stream and further increase Lockheed Martin’s dependence on the U.S. domestic market
TRINITY SMF
Quantitative Risk
Lockheed Northrop Boeing Raytheon3 Year Volatility 1.06% 1.18% 1.37% 1.18%
1 Year Beta 0.45 0.59 0.57 0.47
3 Year Beta 0.36 0.47 0.44 0.40
Expected Return 3 Yr 0.11% 0.14% 0.07% 0.11%
1 Yr Volatility 1.09% 1.29% 1.57% 1.29%
Expected Return 1 Yr 0.03% 0.06% -0.04% 0.05%
Quantitative Risk
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