Estimating the Value of a Company – Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) – in Excel

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  • Asset valuation approach :   For this method, we determine the company's book value or net asset value derived from the account balances on the balance sheet by taking the sum of the value of the assets and then deducting the total liabilities to arrive at a value for net assets.

 

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  • Hybrid valuation approach: For this method we can combine the asset valuation approach with the income approach to arrive at an estimated value. This rather comprehensive estimate can be a challenge, as it ideally considers all aspects of a business, both tangible and intangible, and may be very different from the market value. This might also be referred to as estimating the company's intrinsic value.

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1.Assets valuation approach :
Net Assets method = Total Assets- Total liabilities
Net Assets per share = Net Assets / No. of outstanding share
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V ( in € million ) 1 euro equals 1.13 United States Dollar as of 02.01.2022 in $ million
Years 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Years 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Total Assests 104343 96299 96873 98044 99730 Total Assests $117,907.59 $108,817.87 $109,466.49 $110,789.72 $112,694.90
Total Liability 49469 47269 71970 63369 73869 Total Liability $55,899.97 $53,413.97 $81,326.10 $71,606.97 $83,471.97
No.of outstanding 1526 1556 1568 1571 1572 No.of outstanding $1,724.38 $1,758.28 $1,771.84 $1,775.23 $1,776.36
3. Hybrid valuation approach ( estimating the company's intinsic value )
Home Depot ( as an example ) Fiat can be done same way but for 5 years
Intrinsic Value of a Company
Future cash Flow in million dollars
Year 2018 2017 2016 You will be using the most recent three years 2018,2019 and 2020
Cash from Operations 13,038 12031 9783
Capital Expenditure -2463 -2275 -1621
Please note you may sometime have negative free cash flows. In that case you will not use
FCF 10,575 9756 8162 this method. This will be a good justification for not selecting this method. Of course you need to
show calculations.
You can use arbitrary growth rate and justify it
OR
Compute Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)
CAGR= (EV/BV)^(1/N)-1
0.0901709251
Compute Projected FCF using the CAGR
Year 1 2 3 4 5
Projected FCF 11526.75 12564.1575 13694.931675 14927.47552575 16270.9483230675
PV of Projected FCF
Year 1 2 3 4 5 Total
Projected FCF 11526.75 12564.1575 13694.931675 14927.47552575 16270.9483230675
Pvf at 10% 0.90909 0.8264 0.75132 0.68301 0.62092
PV 10478.8531575 10383.019758 10289.276066061 10195.6150588425 10102.9572327591
Toal PV of projected FCF $ 51,449.72
Terminal Value = PV of FCf of the year 5 X 10
(It is subjective. Generally take 10 or 12 times of the project FCF of 5th year)
Terminal Value 10102.9572X10 101,029.57
Total of PV of projected FCF and Terminal Value 152,479.29
Cash and Cash Equivalent 1,778
Intrinsic Value of company ( Total PV of Projected FCF+ Terminal Value+Cash and Cash Equivalents) 154,257.29 154.2572936008 Billions
Inrinsic Value of a share
No. outstanding shares 1,103,903,507 1,104 millions 139.725809421 per share intrinsic value
Or round it to
$140 per share

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