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Applied Portfolio Management
Student Transportation Inc. Zulay Sosa Bazante Sashikanth Yenika April 14, 2016
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Agenda Screening Process Business Overview Industry Analysis
Financial Analysis Financial Projections Valuation Analysis Recommendation Takeaways Format: Good Content:
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Screening Process Simple Business Model New Industry - GICS Map
Market Cap < 1B Revenue < 1B Positive Net Income Margin 5YR Revenue CAGR > 10% P/E < Industry Average Debt < Equity Interest Expenses Tax Credit Returns
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Business Overview Student Transportation Inc.
Founded in 1997 and became a public company in 2004 Provides student transportation solutions in North America Operates nearly 13,000 vehicles Strategic alliance with Transportation Sector Consultants Renewal rate of ~95% Seasonal business 21 U.S. states and 2 Canadian provinces 2015 Annual Report
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Business Overview SafeStop
Millennial parents are very engaged on social media SafeStop™ App connects parents and school officials to school buses Combines routing systems with GPS tracking 60 schools and universities currently use the app The 2016 goal is to expand to over 450 schools 2015 Annual Report
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Business Overview Revenue
CAGR 24.4% Capital IQ
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Business Overview SWOT Analysis
SafeStop app Long term contracts 95% renewal rate Efficient fleet Optimization of school bus routes High leverage Capital intensive business Reliance on tax credits S W 10K school districts for potential contracts More customers looking for efficiencies Government policies Decrease in government funding Unsustainable dividends O T
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Industry Analysis Overview
High concentration STB market share: 5% Volatile revenues Industry revenue $9.5 billion IBISWorld
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Industry Analysis Macroeconomic Drivers
Number of K-12 students Government funding for primary and secondary education World price of crude oil $ per barrel IBISWorld
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Industry Analysis Porter’s 5 Forces
Barriers to Entry Threat of Substitutes Bargaining Power of Suppliers Bargaining Power of Buyers Competitive Rivalry Moderate Public school bus services Moderate Low High Moderate
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Valuation Analysis Relative Valuation
Not operating in same geography Doesn’t have same accounting standards Capital IQ, Annual reports
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Valuation Analysis Relative Valuation
Capital IQ, Annual reports
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Financial Analysis Key Ratios
DuPont Analysis 2015 and K
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Financial Projections
(In US$ m) Annual reports and group calculations
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Financial Projections
(In US$ m) Annual reports and group calculations
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Valuation Analysis Discount Rate
Cost of Equity Cost of Debt Discount Rate Annual reports, Capital IQ and group calculations
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Valuation Analysis Discounted Cash Flow – Tax Benefits
Annual reports and group calculations
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Valuation Analysis Discounted Cash Flow – No Tax Benefits
Annual reports and group calculations
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Technical Analysis BEARISH SIGN BULLISH SIGN Yahoo! Finance
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Recommendation External Drivers $4.63 $4.13 (NT) Implied Price
WATCHLIST (CMP $4.87) DCF Valuation $2.95 $1.94 (NT) Triggers for review in future classes Improved margins Change in leverage Decreased dividends Comparable Valuation $6.32 External Drivers Stock Price Significant market potential New contracts Dividend yield 8.9% High leverage Liquidity risk Change in government policy Stock Price Annual reports, Capital IQ and group calculations
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Takeaways Caution P/E ratio significantly higher than industry
Dividends paid more than 10x earnings Very low returns Tax Credits Elaborates cost structure of companies in tax dependent business Simple business model but complex accounting Follow KISS not in just business model but overall company
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