a. The theoretical values must be averaged to calculate the “chopshop” value of the firm, so we need to calculate the theoretical values
Calculation of the “Theoretical Value” for Cavos, Inc., Using Market Capitalization Ratios
VALUE BASED ON MARKET CAPITALIZATION/SALES
Business Segment | Market Capitalization /Sales (A) | Segment Sales (B) | Theoretical Market Value A*B |
Sunglasses distribution | 0.80 | $2200 | $1760 |
Reading glass distribution | 1.20 | $1000 | $1200 |
Technical products | 1.20 | $3500 | $4200 |
Total | $7160 |
VALUE BASED ON MARKET CAPITALIZATION/ASSETS
Business Segment | Market Capitalization /Assets (A) | Segment Assets (B) | Theoretical Market Value A*B |
Sunglasses distribution | 1 | $600 | $600 |
Reading glass distribution | 0.90 | $700 | $630 |
Technical products | 1.1 | $5000 | $5500 |
Total | $6730 |
VALUE BASED ON MARKET CAPITALIZATION/INCOME
Business Segment | Market Capitalization /Income (A) | Segment Income (B) | Theoretical Market Value A*B |
Sunglasses distribution | 8 | $200 | $1600 |
Reading glass distribution | 10 | $150 | $1500 |
Technical products | 12 | $500 | $6000 |
Total | $9100 |
The theoretical values must be averaged to calculate the “chopshop” value of the firm, so the value of firm is equal to
(value based on sales + value based on assets + value based on income)/ 3
= ($7160000+ $6730000+$9100000)/3 =$7,663,333
b) The WrongWay Inc. is selling higher than its chop-shop value—$10,000,000 compared with $7,663,333.
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