Topic 7- Investment Analysis II Flashcards

Free Cash Flows

1
Q

Cash flows are

A

incremental

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2
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What generates Cash flows?

A

assets

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3
Q

Financial leverage is

A

debt

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4
Q

What does it mean by unleveraged free cash flow?

A

calculating the fcf ignoring how the firm is financed

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5
Q

When valuing assets of a project you are estimating…?

A

the asset side of the BS (NPV)

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6
Q

Value is created where on the BS

A

left hand side

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7
Q

When conducting valuation you must consider 2 things:

A

who gets the cash flow
cost of capital (r)

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8
Q

NPV calculation using FCF

A

FCF0 then date back the others using FCF/(1+r)^t

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9
Q

Accounting earnings can be different from

A

CF generated by a project

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10
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What are the 3 factors that account for the difference in accounting earnings and project CFs?

A

1) accrual vs cash revenues (revs recognised when sale made not when cash exchanged)
2) accrual vs cash expense (expenses recognised when incurred)
3) non-cash charges, capital (revs- expenditures not done in specific period that they were made)

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11
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What are free cash flows?

A

money free/available to pay out to investors like bond and shareholders

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12
Q

FCF are CF that f….

A

float freely away after business operations

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13
Q

FCF are in….

A

incremental after tax CFs

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14
Q

What are the 4 components of a FCF/formula?

A

ocf-change in nwc- capex + tax

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15
Q

Capital expenditure

A

is the initial upfront cost to get assets and get them ready for use

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16
Q

What PPE does not get depreciated?

A

land

17
Q

Depreciation is the

A

decrease in value of an asset over its useful life

18
Q

SLD method

A

= cost of asset+ install costs/ useful life

19
Q

Tax effect is the

A

after tax salvage value

20
Q

Whenever an asset is sold at the market price (salvage vaue) that is different from the book value…

A

taxes must be paid or received

21
Q

BV formula

A

CAPEX- accumulated depreciation
CAPEX/useful life then that x amount times by how many years its been which is depreciation so take that away from capex

22
Q

ATS formula

A

SV- (Tax(Sv-BV))

23
Q

Often the BV in a question will be

A

0

24
Q

If the SV>BV

A

ATS>BV

25
Q

SV=BV

A

ATS=SV

26
Q

SV>BV

A

ATS

27
Q

Delta net working capital is the money…

A

invested in inventory or accounts receivable that cannot be used elsewhere which represents a drain in CF

28
Q

An increase in WC means a ___ for CF

A

decrease (paying )

29
Q

A decrease in WC means a ___ for CF

A

increase (less expenses so can take money out)

30
Q

Why is forecasting future growth important?

A

to forecast effects of growth on WC and build these effects into CFs

31
Q

NWC formula

A

non-cash CA- non-debt CL

32
Q

A non-cash current asset is

A

an asset not held on continuing basis, consumed or converted to cash within one cycle

33
Q

Non-cash CA example

A

acc r or inventory

34
Q

A non-debt CL is

A

accounts payable to outside parties within one operating cycle

35
Q

OCF is the

A

cash generated from normal operations of the business

36
Q

OCF formula (top down approach)

A

EBIAT + Dep
(Rev-Vc-Fc-Dep)x(1-T)+dep

37
Q

CF effects from 3 other costs

A

Cannibalisation costs (loss of sales due to new product in market)
Sunk costs (can’t be recovered costs- don’t worry about)
Opportunity costs (value foregone as a result of an action, must charge as startup cost)