3.5. Case 5
3.5. Case 5
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Charles Black, a chef at a five-star restaurant in New York City, has decided to leave his job and start a new business, ma
produce, in a suburban town in New Jersey. He expects the business to grow with multiple outlets and exponential brand valu
Capacity investment: The business, Healthy Meals, will be run out of a storefront on Main Street, that will be converted into a
investment of $80,000. Licensing, legal and other set-up costs are expected to amount to $20,000. Bank loan of $5000, with
Mr. Black as chef) is capable of producing up to 60 family meals a day comfortably.
Unit Sales/ Revenues: The family meals, which will come pre-packaged and ready to serve up to 6 people, will be priced at $ 6
price expected to rise with the inflation rate in subsequent years (with inflation assumed to be 2% a year). The expectation is t
meals a day, on average, next year, but that sales will increase each year after that to hit a peak of 50 meals a day, in five year
in the beginning which will increase to hit a peak of 300 days a year in 5 years
Operating Costs: There are several fixed operating costs involved in running the restaurant – a rental expense of $25,000 for n
selling, general and administrative expenses that are expected to amount to $100,000 next year; these expenses will increase
year. The cost of the ingredients for he meals will amount to 30% of the revenues whereas labor costs (kitchen help, delivery p
revenues. The latter does not include a salary expenses of $80,000 next year, which would have grown with inflation over time
years.
Taxes: To compute the taxes, we use a marginal tax rate of 40% to cover federal, state and local taxes. Assume tax on losses c
Additional reinvestment: Since Mr. Black intends to invest in updating the kitchen appliances, renovating the storefront and w
We will assume that he will need to set aside 10% of his absolute after-tax operating income each year to cover these costs.
Average regression beta across public restaurants = 0.902
Average Debt to equity ratio for public restaurants= 25%
Riskfree rate is 4% and a market risk premium is 5%
The free cash flow to the firm in year 5 will continue to grow at the inflation rate for ten more years. At the end of year 15, we
The terminal value will be based on zero growth
Mr. Black and the investor held rounds of discussion for the funding
The investor has demanded a discount of 10% for lack of control
Mr. Black has also requested that the funds be locked in for atleast 5 years
The investor agreed to it after demanding discount of 5% for lack of marketability
Mr. Black has agreed to the terms and incorporated the discounts in the value after accounting for uncertainty
Post accounting for the discounts, should the investor go ahead with the investment
Year 1 2 3 4 5
-7.5 units 20 27.5 35 42.5 50
-12.5 days 250 262.5 275 287.5 300
2% Price 60 61.2 62.424 63.67248 64.94593
Year 1 2 3 4
EBIT(1-t) -37800 2276.25 47480.1 98070.851
(+) Dep 8000 8000 8000 8000
(-) Capex 3780 227.625 4748.01 9807.0851
FCFF -33580 10048.625 50732.09 96263.765
Rf 4% Int rate 7%
Rp 5% tax rate 40%
Beta 1.25495652173913
Ke 10.27% Kd 0.042
We 0.5 Wd 0.5
WACC 7.24%
Year 1 2 3 4
FCFF -33580 10048.625 50732.09 96263.765
Op Real Pess
360,003.94 191399.75 33675.232
Prob 0.05 0.5 0.45
Vf 128,853.92
Ve 123,853.92
Total Discount = 1-((1-DLOC)(1-DLOM))
0.145
V of VC 24,770.78
0.784347826
Beta - L = Beta UL * LF
LF = 1+ (D/E * (1-t))
1.6
1.254956522
5 6 7 8 9 10
146885.7748 149823.49 152820 155876.36 158993.89 162173.76 2432606
₹ 65,998 ₹ 930,148