A TANGLED WEB WE WEAVE: ENTERPRISE, FIRM & EQUITY VALUES Aswath Damodaran www.damodaran.com.

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A TANGLED WEB WE WEAVE: ENTERPRISE, FIRM & EQUITY VALUES Aswath Damodaran

2 A Market Value Balance Sheet

3 Firm Value = Value of everything that a company owns

4 Enterprise value = Value of Operating Assets

5 Market Value of Equity

6 What goes into equity? CategoryCalculation notes Common Stock (all classes)Use only actual shares outstanding, if you are valuing options separately. If you are not valuing options, you can try to use diluted shares. Count Restricted Shares Units (RSUs) in shares outstanding. Employee OptionsValue the options as options (not on exercise value). Conversion Options in other securities If you can, value the conversion options embedded in other securities (debt & preferred stock)

7 What goes into debt? CategoryCalculation notes Interest bearing debtIf you can estimate market value of debt, do it. If not, use book value of debt and hope and pray that the firm is not distressed. Lease/Contractual Commitments Take the present value of lease and other contractual commitments, using the pre-tax cost of debt as your discount rate. (If you have capital leases, they should already be in your interest bearing debt). Underfunded Pension/Health care obligations If these are going to require “legally obligated” payments (to make the under funding go away), treat those payments like lease commitments and convert to debt.

8 What goes into Cash & Other Non- operating Assets? CategoryCalculation notes Cash & Short Term InvestmentsThese should be investments in liquid, close to riskless assets. If you feel strongly that some of the cash is needed for operations and that cash is wasting cash (it does not earn a fair rate of return, i.e. the riskless rate), you can net the operating cash from the cash balance. If some of the cash is trapped, you can also net out taxes. Non-Operating AssetsThese are primarily minority holdings in other companies. Ideally, you would like to estimate the market value of these minority holdings. If not, you can use book value. This is not meant to be a catch-all for other asset classes such as goodwill or brand name which are related to operations.

9 Consistency in Multiples

10 Value Rankings