This document analyzes and values Northern Jute Manufacturing Company Ltd. It begins with an overview of factors influencing the jute manufacturing industry such as global economics, government policies, and Porter's Five Forces model. It then evaluates the company's operating performance using metrics like EBIT, EBIT(1-tax rate), depreciation, capital expenditures, and free cash flow over several years. Two valuation models are used: a free cash flow model that results in an enterprise value of Rs. 13,088 crores and an equity value of Rs. 12,928 crores. A dividend discount model is also used that values the company at Rs. 2.936 crores based on projected dividend payments over many years.
This document analyzes and values Northern Jute Manufacturing Company Ltd. It begins with an overview of factors influencing the jute manufacturing industry such as global economics, government policies, and Porter's Five Forces model. It then evaluates the company's operating performance using metrics like EBIT, EBIT(1-tax rate), depreciation, capital expenditures, and free cash flow over several years. Two valuation models are used: a free cash flow model that results in an enterprise value of Rs. 13,088 crores and an equity value of Rs. 12,928 crores. A dividend discount model is also used that values the company at Rs. 2.936 crores based on projected dividend payments over many years.
This document analyzes and values Northern Jute Manufacturing Company Ltd. It begins with an overview of factors influencing the jute manufacturing industry such as global economics, government policies, and Porter's Five Forces model. It then evaluates the company's operating performance using metrics like EBIT, EBIT(1-tax rate), depreciation, capital expenditures, and free cash flow over several years. Two valuation models are used: a free cash flow model that results in an enterprise value of Rs. 13,088 crores and an equity value of Rs. 12,928 crores. A dividend discount model is also used that values the company at Rs. 2.936 crores based on projected dividend payments over many years.
Global Economic Influences Tax Credit Government Expenditure Industry Influences on Jute manufacturing Industry Porter`s Five Forces Model
Supplier Buyer Entry
Substitutes Competitor power Power barriers Company Analysis
Evaluating Operating Performanc
Evaluating Internal liquidity e Assumptions
01 Perpetual growth is 3%
02 Tax rate 17.52%
03 Weighted Average Cost of
Capital(WACC) 7.97% Capital expenditure will be 04 financed from Long term loan. Long term loan will be repaid in 05 next two years by equal installments. Free Cash Flow Model Particulars 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 EBIT 308,494,750 471,475,310 720,579,684 1,101,330,053 1,683,317,149 EBIT (1-tax rate) 254458609.8 388891389.4 594362479.9 908420367.7 1388466227 Depreciation 25,853,661 39,488,882 60,315,319 92,125,618 140,712,669 Capital expenditure 31,404,272 34,230,657 37,311,416 40,669,443 44,329,693 Change in NWC -87,508,040 202,255,779 308,925,477 471,852,773 720,707,925 Free cash flow 399224582.8 260355149.4 383063737.9 569362655.7 852800664.1 87,8384,684 Present value discount factor 0.9139 0.8352 0.7633 0.6976 0.6378 Present value of free cashflow 364851346.2 217448620.8 292392551.2 397187388.6 543916263.6 Terminal value 1,127,2308,883
Present value of high growth period dividends 0.028823
present value of declining growth period dividend 0.1201219 Present value of constant growth period dividends 2.787342 Total present value of dividends 2.9362869 Thank you