Vodafone Bid HBS Case - Exhibits
Vodafone Bid HBS Case - Exhibits
Vodafone Bid HBS Case - Exhibits
This case was prepared as the basis for class discussion rather than to
illustrate either effective or ineffective handling of an administrative situation.
a
EV was the enterprise value i.e., market value of equity and debt. The EV/EBITDA multiples for Orange and One2One
use the acquired price to estimate the enterprise value. EV/EBITDA multiples for Vodafone and Cellnet were based on analyst estimates of enterprise value.
b
The European average includes valuations of fixed line operators, which were lower than wireless operators.
Exhibit 4 Summary of Vodafone AirTouch Holdings Around the World, September 1999
Exhibit 5 Selected Items from Consolidated Financial Statements for Vodafone AirTouch ( million)
a
Pro forma profit and loss under the assumption that Vodafone AirTouch merger took place on April 1, 1999.
b
Total operating profit before goodwill was 1.4 billion. Amortization of goodwill was 1.2 billion.
c
The goodwill arising from the merger of Vodafone with AirTouch was estimated to be 40.9 billion.
d
Total equity shareholders funds increased on account of the issue of new share capital of 39 billion in relation to Vodafones
merger with AirTouch.
Exhibit 6 Mannesmann and Its Businesses
Exhibit 7 Selected Items from Consolidated Financial Statements for Mannesmann (emillions)
a
Equity POPS is a pro-rata value, which reflects the firms share of the population served by the target firm, based on the equity stake acquired.
b
Controlling deals were deals in which a majority stake was acquired.
c
EV/Subscriber multiple was obtained by dividing enterprise value by the equity subscribers while EV/POP multiple was the enterprise value
divided by equity POPS of the firm.
Exhibit 10 Estimation of Synergies from Vodafone AirTouch's Acquisitions of Mannesmann ( m)
Synergy as % of
Year End March combined firm in
2000E 2001E 2002E 2003E 2004E 2005E 2006E 2004c
Revenue Synergy 0 50 153 469 656 977 1,221 1.70%
Cost Associated with Revenue Synergy 0 (40) (107) (281) (328) (488) (610)
Total Operating Profit Impact 0 90 246 688 984 1,221 1,489 5.70%
Savings in Capital Expenditures 0 60 147 360 420 469 506 7.80%
Assumptions
WACCa 7.60%
Perpetuity Growthb 4%
Tax Rate 35%
a
The WACC assumed a Nominal Sterling () risk free rate of 5.5%, a market risk premium of 2%, cost of debt of 7%, gearing ( the ratio
of debt to total market value of the firm) at 5%,and corresponding equity beta of Vodafone of 1.1.
b
The estimated inflation in the UK was 2.5%.
c
The expected synergies in 2004 as a percentage of the respective categories i.e., revenues, operating profits and capital expenditures
for the combined firm in 2004.
Exhibit 11a Value of Vodafone AirTouch and Mannesmann ( m)
Assumptions
1. WACC = 7.6%
2. Terminal Value Growth Rate = 4%
a
Proportionate EBITDA is a pro-rata consolidation which reflects the firms share of EBITDA in both its consolidated
and unconsolidated entities. Proportionate EBTIDA is not a recognized presentation under either UK or German GAAP.
The EBITDA for Mannesmanns telecommunications business does not include Orange PLC.
b
The taxes paid were estimated after deducting depreciation but before any interest payments
c
The estimated depreciation was assumed to be approximately equal to capital expenditure in 2005.
Exhibit 11b Equity Valuation of Vodafone and Mannesmann ( m)
a
The value of Orange was based on an EBITDA estimate of 598 for 2000 and Vodafones EV/EBITDA multiple of 29.6.
b
The value of Mannesmanns non-telecommunications industrial assets was based on the EBITDA estimate of 903 for 2000 and a EV/EBITDA multiple of 8.2.
c
The value was converted to e at the spot exchange rate on December 17, 1999 of e1.6 = 1.
Exhibit 12 Equity Valuations of Mannesmann and Vodafone AirTouch (Billions )
Vodafone
Date Analyst Mannesmann AirTouch Valuation Methodology
Nov-99 Credit Suisse First Boston 90 143 Sum of Parts, DCF, EV/EBITA
Dec-99 Dresdner Kleinwort Benson 131 178 Sum of Parts, DCF, EV/EBITDA
Dec-99 Exhibit 11 128 173 DCF on Proportionate Cash Flows
Dec-99 Julius Br 129-181 Sum of Parts, DCF, M&A premium
and Conglomerate Discount
Nov-99 Commerzbank 122 Sum of Parts, DCF, EV/EBITDA
Note: Equity valuations are under the assumption of full acceptance of Mannesmanns offer for Orange.
Mannesmann had 517.9 million and Vodafone AirTouch had 31,105 million shares outstanding. Sum of Parts methodology
valued each affiliate using DCF or multiples and added proportionate values based on equity stake to obtain the value of the group.
DCF on proportionate cash flows first estimated proportionate cash flows of the group (based on equity stakes held in affiliates),
which were then discounted.
are Prices and Exchange Rates (October-December 1999)
10/19/1999 153 2.74 0.6467 Press reports Mannesmanns interest in Orange PLC 11/23/1999
10/20/1999 158.6 2.57 0.6465 Mannesmann makes deal with Orange 11/24/1999
10/21/1999 145.35 2.7 0.645 11/25/1999
10/22/1999 141.3 2.69 0.6428 11/26/1999
10/25/1999 143 2.64 0.6422 11/29/1999
10/26/1999 147.5 2.73 0.6402 11/30/1999
10/27/1999 145.5 2.72 0.6392 12/1/1999
10/28/1999 148.5 2.69 0.6413 12/2/1999
10/29/1999 149.5 2.83 0.6406 12/3/1999
11/1/1999 146.5 3 0.639 12/6/1999
11/2/1999 144.75 2.89 0.6372 12/7/1999
11/3/1999 146 2.95 0.6374 12/8/1999
11/4/1999 147.9 3.01 0.6373 12/9/1999
11/5/1999 159.95 3.17 0.6412 12/10/1999
11/8/1999 165.25 3.18 0.6413 12/13/1999
11/9/1999 162.6 3.22 0.6415 12/14/1999
11/10/1999 175.2 3.2 0.6419 12/15/1999
11/11/1999 178.9 3.17 0.6413 12/16/1999
11/12/1999 185 2.96 0.6394 Vodafones first bid for Mannesmann 12/17/1999
11/15/1999 201.5 2.92 0.6362
11/16/1999 206.2 2.71 0.6371
11/17/1999 195.8 2.77 0.6396
11/18/1999 208.7 2.83 0.6381
11/19/1999 194 2.75 0.6365 Vodafones amended offer for Mannesmann
11/22/1999 186.5 2.75 0.6371 Mannesmanns offer for Orange PLC becomes unconditional
Mannesmann Vodafone Value of 1e