2018-11-21 - Corp Finance Pres - v02
2018-11-21 - Corp Finance Pres - v02
2018-11-21 - Corp Finance Pres - v02
Group A11
Corporate Finance Valuation Project
Table of Contents
1. Company Overview
2. Strategic Assessment
3. Industry Overview
5. Comparables Valuation
6. Final Recommendation
1. Company Overview
Disney, The Company Overview (founded 1923)
Disney Acquisitions
Disney became aggressive in acquisitions when Bob Iger
became the CEO and took the direction of making becoming a
large integrated media conglomerate Integrated Media &
Entertainment California,
23 key acquisitions done by Disney during 1993- current Conglomerate United States
Latest pipeline acquisition is of 21st Century Fox worth $52.4bn
Company Strategy
Bob $59.4bn
Focus on distribution of the world class content created by
Revenue,
media networks and studio entertainment through the
newly created Direct-to-Consumer and International
Iger, 7.2% YoY
business segment. CEO Growth
Focus on efficiency through synergies – union of Disney’s
Parks & Resorts business segment with Consumer
Products.
P/E: 13.61
NI
Geographic Concentration
Market Margin:
Cap:
US and Canada are the key markets with 74% revenue $166.4bn 21.2%
Europe constitutes 12%
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Disney’s Business Segment
STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
Increase demand for online products Severe competition
New partnership Changes in regulation
Growth in emerging market Piracy issue
3. Industry Overview
Industry Analysis – Porter’s Five Forces
Entertainment industry is consolidating, highly competitive with more DTC product offerings
Supplier’s
Bargaining Power Buyer’s
Substitution Low
Moderate Bargaining Power
High
Threat of Competition
New Entrants High
Low
4. Financial Projections and
DCF Valuation
Financial Projections
Pro Form a P&L - Key Item s Disney + Fox Assets + Hulu
($mm, Sep-YE) 2018A 2019E 2020E 2021E 2022E 2023E
Disney - Standalone 59,150 60,838 64,349 67,102 70,214 73,780
Disney Standalone:
% Growth 2.9% 5.8% 4.3% 4.6% 5.1%
Fox Assets 15,143 15,121 15,943 17,272 17,473 17,569 - ~5% revenue CAGR mainly driven by
% Growth (0.1%) 5.4% 8.3% 1.2% 0.5% DTC Streaming business, expected to
Hulu 3,838 5,371 7,096 9,026 11,087 13,255 launch in 2019
% Growth 39.9% 32.1% 27.2% 22.8% 19.6% - EBITDA margin decreasing slightly due
Consolidated Revenue 78,131 81,330 87,388 93,400 98,774 104,604 to the increasing weight of the lower-
% Growth 4.1% 7.4% 6.9% 5.8% 5.9% margin DTC business
Disney - Standalone 17,562 17,550 17,901 18,598 19,398 19,839 Fox Assets:
% Margin 29.7% 28.8% 27.8% 27.7% 27.6% 26.9% - Revenue growth in 2020-2021 driven
Fox Assets 2,346 2,440 2,916 3,204 3,242 3,188 by over-the-top film TV / Film
% Margin 15.5% 16.1% 18.3% 18.6% 18.6% 18.1% distribution
Hulu (1,360) (1,546) (1,417) (1,071) (581) 11
% Margin (35.4%) (28.8%) (20.0%) (11.9%) (5.2%) 0.1% - Broadly flat EBITDA margin after 2020
Synergies 500 1,500 2,000 2,500 2,500 - Include eliminations of Disney/Fox/Hulu
EBITDA 18,548 18,944 20,900 22,731 24,559 25,538 intercompany revenues and margin
% Margin 23.7% 23.3% 23.9% 24.3% 24.9% 24.4% (~$2.5bn / year)
Hulu: growth driven by increased scale,
profitable by 2023
Synergies: cost savings of $2.5bn on
run-rate basis
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Disney: A Business Running at 2 Speeds
A 5-Year DCF Leads to Projecting ~$1bn Loss from DTC Streaming in Perpetuity…
Enterprise Value
Discounted Cash Flow ($bn) Discounted Terminal ($bn)
Value ($bn) 259.1
204.3
11.6 11.4
10.7 11.1
9.6
213.9 271.2
B …But DTC Streaming Will Be Profitable by 2026 and Is Actually Worth $30bn+ !
Enterprise Value ($bn)
• NPV of DTC Streaming
Assets Worth -$6.6 per
+31 302
Share with 5-Year DCF
271 vs. +$16.8 per Share
with 11-Year DCF
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5. Comparables Valuation
Overview of Comparable Companies
$mm, Sep-YE)
($mm, Sep-YE) 2019E 2019E
2020E 2020E
($mm, Sep-YE)
($mm, Sep-YE) 2019E 2019
202
BITDAEBITDA 18,944 18,944
20,900 20,900
Net Income
Net Income 11,983 11,98
13,3
eers EV / EBITDA
Peers MultipleMultiple
EV / EBITDA 14.6x 14.6x
12.2x 12.2x
Peers PPeers
/ E Multiple
P / E Multiple 18.9x 18.9
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nterprise Value Value
Enterprise 276,116276,116
255,349255,349
Equity Value
Equity Value 225,941225,94
217,7
ess: Debt
Less: Debt 78,818 78,818
78,818 78,818
Plus: Debt
Plus: Debt 78,818 78,81
78,8
lus: Cash
Plus:Balance
Cash Balance 46,800 46,800
46,800 46,800
Less: Cash
Less:Balance
Cash Balance 46,800 46,80
46,8
ess: Net Pension
Less: Liabilities
Net Pension 2,414 2,414
Liabilities 2,414 2,414
Plus: Net Pension
Plus: Liabilities
Net Pension 2,414 2,41
Liabilities 2,4
ess: Minority InterestsInterests 19,213 19,213
Less: Minority 19,213 19,213
Plus: Minority InterestsInterests 19,213 19,21
Plus: Minority 19,2
lus: Unconsolidated Assets Assets
Plus: Unconsolidated 4,392 4,392
4,392 4,392
Less: Unconsolidated Assets Assets
Less: Unconsolidated 4,392 4,39
4,3
quity Value
Equity Value 226,863226,863
206,096206,096
Enterprise Value Value
Enterprise 275,194275,19
266,9
ro-Forma EoP Shares
Pro-Forma (m)
EoP Shares 1,826 1,826
(m) 1,826 1,826
Pro-Forma EoP shares
Pro-Forma EoP shares 1,826 1,82 1,8
mpliedImplied
Share Price
Share($) Price ($) 124.23 124.23
112.86 112.86
ImpliedImplied
Share Price
Share($)Price ($) 123.73 123.7
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Multiples Sensitivity Analysis
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Appendix
WACC Calculation
Bottom-up WACC = ~8.0%
WACC 8.0%