Favorite Food Systems Inc. Favorite Food Systems Inc. which was founded by John Favorite in 1994, is a West Coast chain with current annual sales of approximately $75 million. In 2003, the company went public. (The Favorite family now controls about 57 percent of the common stock.)
Favorite Food Systems Inc. Favorite Food Systems Inc. which was founded by John Favorite in 1994, is a West Coast chain with current annual sales of approximately $75 million. In 2003, the company went public. (The Favorite family now controls about 57 percent of the common stock.)
Favorite Food Systems Inc. Favorite Food Systems Inc. which was founded by John Favorite in 1994, is a West Coast chain with current annual sales of approximately $75 million. In 2003, the company went public. (The Favorite family now controls about 57 percent of the common stock.)
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One company that the analysis indicated as potentially suitable for acquisition by Admiral is Favorite Food Systems Inc. Favorite Food Systems Inc. which was founded by John Favorite in 1994, is a West Coast chain with current annual sales of approximately $75 million. In 2003, the company went public. (The Favorite family now controls about 57 percent of the common stock.)
1. The merger will generate $1.0 million in after tax earnings each year from synergies. Calculate the free cash flow from the synergies for 5 years, assuming $100,000 of depreciation for each year.
2. Develop the terminal year value of the synergies based on the fifth year of the cash flows. Assume the growth rate of the synergistic cash flows after the terminal year is 1.0%
3. Calculate the Admiral Foods post-merger income statement and earnings per share, assuming an exchange ratio of 0.45.
Definition Definition Net amount of cash that an entity receives and expends over the course of a given period. For a business to continue operating, positive cash flows are required, and they are also necessary to produce value for investors. Investors in particular prefer to see growing cash flows even after capital expenditures have been paid for (which is known as free cash flow).
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