How to get the maximum value for your business.

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How to get the maximum value for your business.
Mergers & Acquisitions . . .
How to get the maximum value
for your business.
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Maximum value to Seller . . .
Value Enhancers
Tax Benefits
• Diminished tax liability
• Advantageous structure of sale
Payment: cash or kind
Value
Strategic Benefit
Future Value
Intangible Value
• Immediate liquidity for business
• Ability to invest entire proceeds into interest bearing investments
• Realization of marginal revenue and / or cost saving opportunities
through combination
• Future earnings potential of business
• Growth of market share
• Value of goodwill, customer base, technology, management
• Economic value of business
Book Value
• Book value of equity created
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Step 1: Financial Recasting . . .
Profit
Mechanics of Value
• Asset book value vs asset market value
M & A Recast
• Owner’s compensation
• Professional manager
Value
• Perks
P & L Recast
Tax Returns
Future
Past 5 years
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Step 2: Market Positioning . . .
Drivers of Premium Valuation
Increasing Customer Base
Value Drivers
Redefining Target Market
Realistic market research
and analysis
Improving Client Relationships
Globalization
Pro forma financials
Understanding the latest M&A
trends
Product Innovation
Value
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Step 3: Pro Forma Financials . . .
Profit
Mechanics of Value
Realistic market
research
and analysis
M & A Recast
Value
P & L Recast
Tax Returns
Future
Past 5 years
New organizations with significant financial and organizational resources will be able to sustain projected growth
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Step 4: Company Valuation . . .
• Quantitative Analysis
Financial Analysis
Precedent M&A Transaction
Developing a Comprehensive Valuation Model
Accretion / Dilution Analysis
Discounted Cash Flow Analysis (DCF)
Publicly Traded Comparables
Leveraged Buyout Analysis
• Quantitative Analysis
Value Enhancers Analysis
Competitor Analysis
Operational
Financial
External
Market Trends Analysis
Growth Opportunities Analysis
Risk Factors Analysis
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Step 5: Buyer Identification . . .
Buyer Universe
Sources for Identification
Past Acquisition experience
Private
Companies
Public
Companies
Employees
Databases
M & A Publications
Buyer
Recent IPOs
Investment
Groups
Competitors
Industry Associations and Trade
Shows
Suppliers
Customers
Trade Publications
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Step 6: Marketing Collaterals . . .
Teasers
Initial offering document outlining business created to generate interest in potential buyers
Name, price and confidential information about company is not disclosed until confidentiality agreement is
signed
Offering Memorandum
Document containing investment highlights, detailed business description, industry and competitive analysis, and
detailed financial information
Distribution should be closely tracked and confidentiality strongly guarded
Management Presentation
Presented upon buyer showing interest
Detailed business overview given in conjunction with management discussions
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Step 7: Planning . . .
Event
Time
Sending the Teaser
2 to 3 weeks
Buyer shows Interest
1 to 2 weeks
Discussion with prospective buyers
2 to 3 weeks
Signing the Confidentiality Agreement
1 to 2 weeks
Sending the Offering Memorandum
1 to 2 weeks
Non-Binding Indication of Interest
2 to 3 weeks
Meeting with Management / Tour of Seller's Premises
1 to 2 weeks
Due Diligence
1 to 2 weeks
Drafting the Sale Agreement
1 to 2 weeks
Negotiate Transaction with the Buyer
1 to 2 weeks
Close the transaction
1 to 2 weeks
Total: 14 to 24 weeks
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Step 8: Due Diligence . . .
Legal
Financial
Business
Complete disclosure of all
Recast the pro forma financials
Complete overview of assets,
probable lawsuits and other
with sound and realistic
technologies, employees, and
possible liabilities
assumptions
processes
§ Risk
§ Risk
§ Risk
Legal issues not fully-disclosed
incomprehensible and non-
A lack of an easy to understand
that arise in later stages can be
defensible financials can lead to
overview of operations can reduce
used as a tool to drive down
erosion of value during
the value of business
valuation
negotiations
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Step 9: Negotiation. . .
Key Deal value enhancers
Earn-outs: Additional consideration paid upon seller achieving particular milestones
Employment Compensation: Guaranteed employment contracts subject to buyer’s perception of necessary ongoing relationship
Debt Extinguishment: Agreement to assume and/or extinguish company / owner-related debt
Dollars, Puts, Options: Establishes “locked-in” value of buyer stock paid to seller
•Risks
Becoming Personally Involved: A seller becoming personally involved hampers the seller’s ability to achieve maximum value
Neglecting Customers, Suppliers, and Employees: Too much personal focus on deal can hurt strength of ongoing business
Agreeing on Details Too Quickly: Agreeing on details too quickly prevents seller’s ability to negotiate
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Step 10: Deal Structure. . .
Asset Deal
Stock Deal
Generally preferred by buyers
Generally preferred by sellers
Risk considerations
Risk considerations
Seller retains liabilities and contracts not
Seller not responsible for company liabilities
specifically assumed
Tax considerations
Tax considerations
Immediate tax hit to buyer
Long term capital gain rates for seller
Affords buyer ability to write up assets (tax basis),
Elimination of double taxation for buyer
increase deductions and after-tax cash flow
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