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mba | morten beyer & agnew Business Valuation: How to Make the Most of Your Business Pooja Gardemal, CPA/ABV Vice President – Business Valuation & Economic Analysis

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mba | morten beyer & agnewBusiness Valuation:

How to Make the Most of Your Business

Pooja Gardemal, CPA/ABVVice President – Business Valuation & Economic Analysis

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About mbamba is a global consulting firm with offices in the U.S. and Asia, providing a broad

spectrum of services to airlines, governments, and investors since 1992.Industry Expertise | Integrated Teams | Credentials |

• Aerospace Engineers

• MBAs

• Pilots

• CPAs

• Legal Background

• Government

• Airline Operations

• Aircraft Maintenance

• ISTAT Certified Appraisers

• ABV / CVA Certified Valuators

• IATA Audit / Training Org.

• SMS Licensed Training Org.

Consulting Services Include |• Valuations

• Market Analysis & Evaluation

• Cost Benefit Analysis

• Due Diligence

• Asset Management

• Technical / Audit Services

• Financing Support Alternatives

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Valuation Solutions Modeling & Analysis

Asset Management Technical Support

Training Expert Witness

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BUSINESS VALUATION & ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

Ms. Pooja Gardemal, Vice President

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Intangible Asset Valuations Business Valuations Market Study & 

Trend Analysis Route Analysis

Fleet Planning Due Diligence Cash Flow Modeling

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BUSINESS VALUATIONHow to Make the Most of Your Business

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AgendaReasons to Obtain a Business ValuationReasons to Obtain a Business Valuation

• Purpose of Engagement

Raising CapitalRaising Capital• Sale Options• Market Options• Avenues for Sale

Industry TrendsIndustry Trends• Airline Industry Overview• Aviation-Related Company Ratios & Multiples

How Value is DerivedHow Value is Derived• Valuation Approaches: Income, Market, Asset• Asset Approach Methodologies: Net Assets• Market Approach Methodologies: Comparable Transactions, GPC• Income Approach Methodologies: DCF, Capitalization of Earnings

Valuation MethodologyValuation Methodology

Valuation Exercises Valuation Exercises

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REASONS TO OBTAIN A BUSINESS VALUATION

Today’s challenging global environment has raised the significance of valuations that aid in financial reporting requirements, tax planning, litigation, and mergers and acquisitions.

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Purpose of Engagement

Litigation

• Divorce• Bankruptcy• Intellectual Property

(IP)• Shareholder, Owner,

Employee Disputes

Financial & Tax Reporting

Compliance

• Corporate Reorganization

• S Corporation Conversions

• Income Tax• Estate Tax• Gift Tax

Planning

• Income Tax• Estate Tax• Gift Tax• Mergers &

Acquisitions• Personal Financial

Planning

Transactions

• Mergers• Acquisitions• Buyout • Initial Public Offering

(IPO)• Employee Stock

Ownership Plans (ESOP)

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RAISING CAPITAL

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Options

DEBT• Private Banks• Capital Markets

EQUITY• Minority Interest Sale• Joint Venture• Earn-Out• Merger• IPO• 100% Sale

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Avenues for Sale

CompetitorCompetitor Complimentary Business

Complimentary Business

Consulting Firm

Consulting Firm

Private Equity

Hedge Fund

Bank

Private Equity

Hedge Fund

Bank

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What to ExpectWhat to Expect

RequirementsRequirements

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INDUSTRY TRENDS

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Industry Volatility

‐10%

‐8%

‐6%

‐4%

‐2%

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

‐$30

‐$20

‐$10

$0

$10

$20

$30

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Percen

t Growth, Passengers &

 Crude

US$

 Billions

Airline Industry Net Profit Scheduled Passenger Growth World GDP Growth

Sources: IATA & World Bank Data

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Profitability & Efficiency Ratios

4.7%

17.9%

6.0%7.9%

6.2%

16.7%

6.1%

11.9%

4.1%

8.4%

18.4%

53.9%

0.0%

10.0%

20.0%

30.0%

40.0%

50.0%

60.0%

Return on Asset Return on Equity Profit Margin Operating Margin

Manufacturer Airline Leasing Company Sources: Yahoo Finance, Google Finance 12/31/2014 Financials

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Leverage & Liquidity Ratios

117.4

82.7

290.6

0.0

50.0

100.0

150.0

200.0

250.0

300.0

350.0

Debt /Equity

0.7

1.2

2.1

0.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.5

Current Ratio

Sources: Yahoo Finance, Google Finance 12/31/2014 Financials

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Valuation Multiples

4.7

1.2

10.1

1.4

4.4

0.9

7.6

1.11.12.4

20.2

9.1

Price/Book Price/Sales EV/EBITDA EV/Revenue0.0

5.0

10.0

15.0

20.0

25.0

Manufacturer Airline Leasing Company Sources: Yahoo Finance, Google Finance 12/31/2014 Financials

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HOW VALUE IS DERIVED

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• Type or definition of value.

Standard of ValueStandard of Value

• Circumstances under which the business will be analyzed.

Premise of ValuePremise of Value

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Valuation Approaches

Income

AssetMarket

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Asset Approach

• Method Typically Utilized: Net Assets− Adjust Assets and Liabilities to FMV− Liquidation Costs (if applicable)− Apply Discounts

• Provides Floor for Value

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Market Approach

Comparable Transactions vs.

Guideline Public Company

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Market Approach: Comparable Transactions

• Arm’s - Length Sales• Sale of Entire Enterprises• Qualitative and Quantitative Measures are

Used for Comparability• Dates of Transaction and Relevance of

Market are KEY

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Market Approach: Guideline Public Company

• Publicly Traded Company Multiples• Benchmarking for Balance Sheet and

Income Statement Items• Typically Provides a Minority Interest

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Income Approach

Discounted Cash Flow v.

Capitalization of Earnings

Equity Valuev.

Enterprise Value

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Income Approach: Capitalization of Earnings

• Expected Benefits are Capitalized into Perpetuity Using a Capitalization Rate

Cap Rate = Discount Rate – Long-Term Growth Rate

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Income Approach: Discounted Cash Flow

• Future Benefit Streams are Forecasted for Typical Business Cycle or Expected Period of Volatility and then Discounted Back to Today

• Used When Historic Earnings and/or Market Conditions are not Indicative of Future Earning Capabilities

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VALUATION METHODOLOGY

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Where to Begin?1. Financial Statements: Income Statement, Balance Sheet,

Cash Flows for Past 5 Years

2. Tax Information

3. Corporate Structure and Key Persons

4. Competitors and Customers

5. Internal Forecasts, Projections, and Strategy

6. Industry Projections

7. Industry Ratios

8. Site Visit

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Then What?

1. Review Financial Statements Through Common Sizing and

Year Over Year Growth

2. Perform Ratio Analysis to Establish How the Company

Operates Within its Own Industry

3. Forecast Revenues & Expenses, Depreciation &

Amortization, Capital Expenditures

4. Determine a Discount Rate

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Analyze & Employ JudgementReasonability of

Internal Projections

Reasonability of Internal

ProjectionsFuel PricesFuel Prices SalesSales

Economic ForecastsEconomic Forecasts Political ClimatePolitical Climate InflationInflation

Inventory ChangesInventory Changes TaxesTaxes Exogenous

EventsExogenous

Events

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Forecast Cash Flows

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Forecast Cash FlowsRevenuesLess: ExpensesOperating EarningsLess: TaxesAfter Tax IncomeAdd back: DepreciationLess: Capital ExpendituresAdjust for: Changes in Net Working CapitalNet Cash Flow

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Assess Specific Company Risk• Key Person Risk

• Reliance on Related Parties

• Depth of Management

• Competitive Position

• Quality of Earnings

• Financial Strength

• Financial Leverage

• Diversification of Products

• Diversification of Customers

• Diversification of Suppliers / Subcontractors

• Company Reputation

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Apply Valuation Discounts

Lack of Marketability

Lack of Control

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Recap• If You Are in Need of Cash, There Are Many

Avenues to Obtain it• Be Reasonable in Your Expectations• Understand How a Business Valuation is

Derived1. Income Approach2. Market Approach3. Asset Approach

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