Information provided by the Question is as follows -
Part A :
Minimum price Owen Corp can pay is the current share price of
Harry Computers.
Harry Computer Current Market Price(CMP) = PE Ratio * EPS
= 10*2
= 20
Total Market Value of Harry Computers = Number of shares
outstanding * CMP
= 150000*20
= 3,000,000
Owen Corp CMP = PE Ratio * EPS
= 12 * 2.5
= 30
Total Number of shares to be issued to Share Holders of Harry
Computers
= Total Market Value of Harry Computers/Owen Corp CMP
= 3,000,000/30
= 100,000
Total Shares Outstanding After Acquisition
= Owen Corp's Shares Outstanding before acquisition +
issued to shareholders of Harry's Computers
= 450,000 + 100,000
= 550,000
Common Calculation for next parts :
NPV of acquisition is 1 Share of Owen is offered for 1 share of
Harry's
Remember as per Dividend Distribution Model
P = D1/(r-g) = D0*(1+g)/(r-g)
P = Price of Stock
D1 = DIvidend after 1 year
r = discount rate
g = dividend growth rate
D0 = Dividend paid in current year
For current pricing of Harry's stock
P = 20
D1 = D0*(1+g) = 0.8*(1+5%) = 0.84
20 = 0.84/(r-5%)
r-5% = 0.84/20 = 4.20%
r = 5% + 4.20% = 9.2%
If after acquisition g = 6%
P = 0.84/(9.20%-6%) = 0.84/3.2% = 26.25
Part B :
NPV of acquisition is 1 Share of Owen is offered for 1 share of
Harry's
Cost of Acquisition = Share Price of Owen * No. of shares of
Harry
= 30 * 150,000
= 4,500,000
Value of Harry's after acquisition = Price of Harry's Share at 6%
growth * No. of shares of Harry's
= 26.25*150,000
= 3,937,500
NPV of this acquisition = Value of acquired asset - cost of
asset
= 3,937,500 - 4,500,000
= -562,500
Owen should not go for this acquisition as NPV is negative.
Part C:
If Owen pays 25 per share for Harry;s
Cost of Acquisition = Share Price of Owen * No. of shares of
Harry
= 25 * 150,000
= 3,750,000
Value of Harry's after acquisition = Price of Harry's Share at 6%
growth * No. of shares of Harry's
= 26.25*150,000
= 3,937,500
NPV of this acquisition = Value of acquired asset - cost of
asset
= 3,937,500 - 3,750,000
= 187,500
Owen should go for this acquisition as NPV is Positive.
Part D:
Max Cash price that can be paid is = Fair value of Harry's Share
after acquisition
= 26.25
In terms of shares of Owen Corp -
Value of Harry's = 3,937,500
No. of shares of Owen to be issues = Value of Harry's after
acquisition/Share price of Owen
= 3,937,500/30
= 131,250
so, for 150,000 shares of Harry's, 131,250 shares of Owen are to be
issued.
Or, Number of Owen's Shares received for 1 share of Harry's =
131,250/150,000 = 0.875
Ans : Owen can pay $26.25 for 1 share of Harry;s
Or Harry's 1 share is equivalent to 0.875 shares of Owen.
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