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DCF Valuation?
I am trying to calculate the free cash flow of a company for DCF analysis. I am having trouble calculating the Operating Expense. Coming from a non financial background, I am finding the information on web sites to be inconsistent. A sample that I got from businessweek for Dredging Corporation of India is given below:
Year: 2007
Tot Rev 5728.9
COGS 2870.4
Selling Genl & Admin Exp, Tot 373.2
Dep & Amor, Tot 365.8
Other Op Exp 560.6
OTHER OP EXP, TOT 1,299.6
Op Income 1,558.9
Interest Exp -21
Int and Inv Income 365.9
NET INTEREST EXP 345
Other Non-Op Income (Expenses) 154.9
EBT, INCLUDING UNUSUAL ITEMS 2,063.4
Op Margin 33.8
1. Op Cost = COGS + OTHER OP EXP, Tot - Dep & Amr, Tot
= 2870.4 + 1299.6
= 4170
2. Op Cost = Tot Rev - EBT
= 5728.9 - 2063.4
= 3665.5
2. Op Cost = (100 - Op Margin)/100 * Rev
= (100 - 33.8)/100 * 5728.9
= 3792.53
Would you please suggest as to which of the values can be used as the Operating Cost for the DCF analysis? Thanks.
first of all, it depends on whether you're trying to calculate debt-free cash flow, or free cash flow to equity.
but it gives you total operating expenses in the question. it's your SG&A plus Depr and Amor plus Other Operating Costs.
your operating income is the equivalenet to EBIT, since interest expense is a line item below Operating Income.
So your cash flow (on a debt free basis, which means you have to use WACC in the PV calc) is:
EBIT - Change in Net Working Capital - Capital Expenditures + Depreciation/Amort + other noncash charges.
I don't see CAPX or Working Capital info, so you would just add EBIT ($1,558.9) to Depre/Amort ($365.8) = $1,924.7
you should also remove the unusual items, which in this case are equal to $694.5, to normalize your cash flow. this is calculated by taking your operating income less net interest expenses plus other non-op, to get to your EBT. but it tells you that w/unusual items (in this case a gain), your ebt is $2,063.4. so the difference between actual EBT, which was around $1,3000 and the $2,063.4 must be added back to cash flow.
this results in gross adjusted cash flow of $2,619.3. Note: this is not the same as Free Cash Flow, b/c you've not accounted for CAPX or the change in working capital.
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