Fundamentals of Corporate Finance
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780077861704
Author: Stephen A. Ross Franco Modigliani Professor of Financial Economics Professor, Randolph W Westerfield Robert R. Dockson Deans Chair in Bus. Admin., Bradford D Jordan Professor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 26, Problem 3M
Summary Introduction
Case synopsis:
Company B has been planning from the past 6 months to merge with Company H. After few discussions, it has decided to make a cash offer of $250 million for Company H. Person B, the financial officer of Company B, has been involved in the negotiations of merger.
He has prepared a pro forma financial statements for Company H assuming that the merger will take place. If Company B purchases Company H, then there will be an immediate payment of dividend. Person B has identified the interest rate of borrowing for both the companies.
Characters in the case:
- Company B
- Company H
- Person B
Adequate information:
- Both the companies that are planning to merge have niche markets in the industry of golf club.
To calculate: The exchange ratio that will make the merger equal to the price of $31.25 per share.
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Identify which statement is not correct. In a takeover bid to acquire a part or all shares in another company:
Select one:
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Friendly merger reduces the chance of overpaying for target’s shares.
b.
Successful acquirer is likely to pay more for target’s shares in scenarios that include multiple rival bidders.
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Target company management would not accept an offer where the consideration for target’s shares exceeds the NPV of the merger.
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Hostile takeover may result in overpaying for target’s shares.
Which of the following statements regarding merger deals is (are) correct?
Choose all correct answer(s)
On average, the price of the target increases substantially, while the price of the bidder
does not increase by much.
If the premium paid by the bidder exceeds the expected additional value to be created
through the merger, the bidder's share price is likely to drop on the announcement of the
bid.
A bidder can often acquire a public-listed company for less than its current market value.
Synergies are by far the most common justification that bidders give for the premium they
pay for a target.
Describe some of the positives and negatives from the point of view of both the acquirer and the target in a merger. What is the usual impact on the stock prices of each?
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