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Copyright
    Beta Management Co.
    Harvard Business School Case #292-122
    Case Software #XLS-132
    Copyright © 2010 President and Fellows of Harvard College. No part of this product may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means—electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise—without the permission of Harvard Business School.
Beta_Management
    Table 1 Investment Return Data
    MONTH    Vanguard Index 500 Trust    California REIT    Brown Group
    1989 - January    7.32%    -28.26%    9.16%
    Fe
uary    -2.47%    -3.03%    0.73%
    March    2.26%    8.75%    -0.29%
    April    5.18%    -1.47%    2.21%
    May    4.04%    -1.49%    -1.08%
    June    -0.59%    -9.09%    -0.65%
    July    9.01%    10.67%    2.22%
    August    1.86%    -9.38%    0.00%
    September    -0.40%    10.34%    1.88%
    October    -2.34%    -14.38%    -7.55%
    November    2.04%    -14.81%    -12.84%
    December    2.38%    -4.35%    -1.70%
    1990 - January    -6.72%    -5.45%    -15.21%
    Fe
uary    1.27%    5.00%    7.61%
    March    2.61%    9.52%    1.11%
    April    -2.50%    -0.87%    -0.51%
    May    9.69%    0.00%    12.71%
    June    -0.69%    4.55%    3.32%
    July    -0.32%    3.48%    3.17%
    August    -9.03%    0.00%    -14.72%
    September    -4.89%    -13.04%    -1.91%
    October    -0.41%    0.00%    -12.50%
    November    6.44%    1.50%    17.26%
    December    2.72%    -2.56%    -8.53%
    Mean    1.10%    -2.27%    -0.67%
    Variance    0.21%    0.85%    0.67%
    Std.var    4.61%    9.23%    8.17%
    Slope Function    1     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX
Beta_Management
    
Return to Vanguard Index
Return to California REIT
y = 0.15x XXXXXXXXXX
    
Return to Vanguard Index
Return to Brown Group
y = 1.16x XXXXXXXXXX

Exhibit 1 MMDC
    New Heritage Doll Company: Capital Budgeting
    Exhibit 1        Selected Operating Projections for Match My Doll Clothing Line Expansion
                    2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015    2016    2017    2018    2019    2020
    Revenue                    4,500    6,860    8,409    9,082    9,808    10,593    11,440    12,355    13,344    14,411
        Revenue Growth                    52.4%    22.6%    8.0%    8.0%    8.0%    8.0%    8.0%    8.0%    8.0%
    Production Costs
    Fixed Production Expense (excl depreciation)                    575    575    587    598    610    622    635    648    660    674
    Variable Production Costs                    2,035    3,404    4,291    4,669    5,078    5,521    6,000    6,519    7,079    7,685
    Depreciation                    152    152    152    152    164    178    192    207    224    242
    Total Production Costs                0    2,762    4,131    5,029    5,419    5,853    6,321    6,827    7,373    7,963    8,600
    Selling, General & Administrative                1,250    1,155    1,735    2,102    2,270    2,452    2,648    2,860    3,089    3,336    3,603
    Total Operating Expenses                1,250    3,917    5,866    7,132    7,690    8,305    8,969    9,687    10,462    11,299    12,203
    Operating Profit                (1,250)    583    994    1,277    1,392    1,503    1,623    1,753    1,893    2,045    2,209
    Working Capital Assumptions:
    Minimum Cash Balance as % of Sales                    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%
    Days Sales Outstanding                    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x
    Inventory Turnover (prod. cost/ending inv.)                    7.7x    8.3x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x
    Days Payable Outstanding (based on tot. op. exp.)                    30.8x    30.9x    31.0x    31.0x    31.0x    31.0x    31.0x    31.0x    31.0x    31.0x
    Capital Expenditures                1,470    952    152    152    334    361    389    421    454    491    530
        Working Capital
        Cash                135    206    252    272    294    318    343    371    400    432
        Receivables                730    1,113    1,364    1,473    1,591    1,718    1,855    2,004    2,164    2,337
        Inventory                360    500    396    427    461    498    538    581    627    677
        Payables                317    484    593    640    692    747    807    871    941    1016
        Net working capital            800    907    1,335    1,419    1,532    1,654    1,787    1,930    2,084    2,251    2,431
        Change in Net Working capital                107    428    84    113    123    132    143    154    167    180
        Tax Rate    40%
        Constant g    3%
        Discount rate    8%
        Period            0    1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10
        EBIT * (1-t)            -750    350    596    766    835    902    974    1,052    1,136    1,227    1,325
         Depreciation                152    152    152    152    164    178    192    207    224    242
        Capex                (952)    (152)    (152)    (334)    (361)    (389)    (421)    (454)    (491)    (530)
        Δ in NWC                (107)    (428)    (84)    (113)    (123)    (132)    (143)    (154)    (167)    (180)
        FCFF            (750)    (558)    169    682    541    583    630    680    735    793    857    16,344
                    -750    -514    144    535    392    390    388    387    385    384    382    7296
        PV of FCF            2123
        PV of TV            7296
        PV            9418
        Initial Outlay            -2270
        NPV            7148
        NPV with zero TV            -147
        IRR    22%        -3020    -558    169    682    541    583    630    680    735    793    857    16344    Do not use the discounted values for IRR
        Payback period    Year 7.4        -3020    -3578    -3409    -2727    -2186    -1603    -973    -292    442    1236    2092
        Profitability Index (look up in textbook)
Exhibit 2 DYOD
    New Heritage Doll Company: Capital Budgeting
    Exhibit 2        Selected Operating Projections for Design Your Own Doll
                    2010    2011    2012    2013    2014    2015    2016    2017    2018    2019    2020
    Revenue                    0    6,000    14,360    20,222    21,435    22,721    24,084    25,529    27,061    28,685
        Revenue Growth                        139.3%    40.8%    6.0%    6.0%    6.0%    6.0%    6.0%    6.0%
    Production Costs
    Fixed Production Expense (excl depreciation)                    0    1,650    1,683    1,717    1,751    1,786    1,822    1,858    1,895    1,933
    Variable Production Costs                    0    2,250    7,651    11,427    12,182    12,983    13,833    14,736    15,694    16,712
    Depreciation                    0    310    310    310    436    462    490    520    551    584
    Total Production Costs                    0    4,210    9,644    13,454    14,369    15,231    16,145    17,113    18,140    19,229
    Selling, General & Administrative                1,201    0    1,240    2,922    4,044    4,287    4,544    4,817    5,106    5,412    5,737
    Total Operating Expenses                1,201    0    5,450    12,566    17,498    18,656    19,775    20,962    22,219    23,553    24,966
    Operating Profit                (1,201)    (261)    550    1,794    2,724    2,779    2,946    3,123    3,310    3,509    3,719
    Working Capital Assumptions:
    Minimum Cash Balance as % of Sales                        3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%    3.0%
    Days Sales Outstanding                        59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x    59.2x
    Inventory Turnover (prod. cost/ending inv.)                        12.2x    12.3x    12.6x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x    12.7x
    Days Payable Outstanding (based on tot. op. exp.)                        33.7x    33.8x    33.9x    33.9x    33.9x    33.9x    33.9x    33.9x    33.9x
    Capital Expenditures                4,610    0    310    310    2,192    826    875    928    983    1,043    1,105
        Working Capital
        Cash                    180    431    607    643    682    723    766    812    861
        Receivable                    973    2,328    3,278    3,475    3,683    3,904    4,139    4,387    4,650
        Inventory                    346    786    1065    1130    1197    1269    1345    1426    1512
        Payable                    474    1135    1598    1694    1796    1904    2018    2139    2267
        NWC                1000    1,024    2,410    3,352    3,553    3,766    3,992    4,232    4,486    4,755
        Change in NWC                1,000    24    1,386    942    202    213    226    240    254    269
        Net working capital
        Change in Net Working capital
        Tax Rate    40%
        Constant g    3%
        Discount rate    9%
        Year            0    1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10
        EBIT * (1-t)            -720.6    -156.6    330.18    1076.58    1634.22    1667.52    1767.48    1873.56    1986.06     XXXXXXXXXX    2231.4
         Depreciation            0    0    310    310    310    436    462    490    520    551    584
        Capex            4,610    0    310    310    2,192    826    875    928    983    1,043    1,105
        Δ in NWC            0    1000    24    1386    942    202    213    226    240    254    269
        FCFF            (5,331)    (1,157)    306    (309)    (1,190)    1,076    1,141    1,210    1,283    1,359    1,441    24,738
        PV            -5330.6     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX     XXXXXXXXXX
        PV of FCF             XXXXXXXXXX
        PV of TV             XXXXXXXXXX
        NPV             XXXXXXXXXX
        Initial Outlay
        NPV
        NPV with zero TV             XXXXXXXXXX
        IRR    17%        (5,331)    (1,157)    306    (309)    (1,190)    1,076    1,141    1,210    1,283    1,359    1,441    24,738    Do not use the discounted values for IRR
        Pay back period    Year 10        (5,331)    (6,487)    (6,181)    (6,490)    (7,680)    (6,603)    (5,462)    (4,252)    (2,969)    (1,610)    (169)    24,569
        Profitability Index


Copyright
    Ma
iott Corp./Cost A
idged
    Harvard Business School Case #289-047
    Case Software #XLS069
    Copyright © 2010 President and Fellows of Harvard College. No part of this product may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means—electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise—without the permission of Harvard Business School.
Table A
    Table A Market-Value Target-Leverage Ratios and Credit Spreads for Ma
iott and Its Divisions
        Debt Percentage in Capital    Fraction of Debt at Floating    Fraction of Debt at Fixed    Debt Rate Premium Above Government
    Ma
iott    60%    40%    60%    1.30%
    Lodging    74%    50%    50%    1.10%
    Contract services    40%    40%    60%    1.40%
    Restaurants    42%    25%    75%    1.80%
    Beta on floating rate debt is zero
Table B
    Table B U.S. Government Interest Rates in April 1988
    Maturity    Rate
    30-year    8.95%
    10-year    8.72%
    1-year    6.90%
Exhibit 1
    Exhibit 1 Financial History of Ma
iott Corporation (dollars in millions, except per share amounts)
        1978    1979    1980    1981    1982    1983    1984    1985    1986    1987
    Summary of Operations
    Sales    1,174.1    1,426.0    1,633.9    1,905.7    2,458.9    2,950.5    3,524.9    4,241.7    5,266.5    6,522.2
    Earnings before interest expense and income taxes    107.1    133.5    150.3    173.3    205.5    247.9    297.7    371.3    420.5    489.4
    Interest expense    23.7    27.8    46.8    52.0    71.8    62.8    61.6    75.6    60.3    90.5
    Income before income taxes    83.5    105.6    103.5    121.3    133.7    185.1    236.1    295.7    360.2    398.9
    Income taxes    35.4    43.8    40.6    45.2    50.2    76.7    100.8    128.3    168.5    175.9
    Income from continuing operationsa    48.1    61.8    62.9    76.1    83.5    108.4    135.3    167.4    191.7    223
    Net income    54.3    71.0    72.0    86.1    94.3    115.2    139.8    167.4    191.7    223
    Funds provided from cont. operationsb    101.2    117.5    125.8    160.8    203.6    272.7    322.5    372.3    430.3    472.8
    Capitalization and Returns
    Total assets    1,000.3    1,080.4    1,214.3    1,454.9    2,062.6    2,501.4    2,904.7    3,663.8    4,579.3    5,370.5
    Total capitalc    826.9    891.9    977.7    1,167.5    1,634.5    2.007.5    2,330.7    2,861.4    3,561.8    4,247.8
    Long-term debt    309.9    365.3    536.6    607.7    889.3    1,071.60    1,115.3    1,192.3    1,662.8    2,498.8
    Percent to total capita    37.5%    41.0%    54.9%    52.1%    54.4%    53.4%    47.9%    41.7%    46.7%    58.8%
    Shareholders’ equity    418.7    413.5    311.5    421.7    516    628.2    675.6    848.5    991.0    810.8
    Per Share and Other Data
    Earnings per share:
    Continuing operationsa    0.25    0.34    0.45    0.57    0.61    0.78    1.00    1.24    1.40    1.67
    Net income    0.29    0.39    0.52    0.64    0.69    0.83    1.04    1.24    1.40    1.67
    Cash dividends    0.026    0.034    0.042    0.051    0.063    0.076    0.093    0.113    0.136    0.17
    Shareholders’ equity    2.28    2.58    2.49    3.22    3.89    4.67    5.25    6.48    7.59    6.82
    Market price at year end    2.43    3.48    6.35    7.18    11.70    14.25    14.7    21.58    29.75    30.00
    Shares outstanding (in millions)    183.6    160.5    125.3    130.8    132.8    134.4    128.8    131.0    130.6    118.8
    Return on avg. shareholders’ equity    13.9%    17.0%    23.8%    23.4%    20.0%    20.0%    22.1%    22.1%    20.6%    22.2%
    Source: Company reports.
    aThe company’s theme-park operations were discontinued in 1984.
    bFunds provided from continuing operations consist of income from continuing operations plus depreciation, defe
ed income taxes, and other items not cu
ently affecting working capital.
    cTotal capital represents total assets less cu
ent liabilities.
Exhibit 2
    Exhibit 2 Financial Summary of Ma
iott by Business Segment, XXXXXXXXXXdollars in millions)
        1982    1983    1984    1985    1986    1987
    Lodging:
    Sales    $1,091.7    $1,320.5    $1,640.8    $1,898.4    $2,233.1    $2,673.3
    Operating profit    132.6    139.7    161.2    185.8    215.7    263.9
    Identifiable assets    909.7    1,264.6    1,786.3    2,108.9    2,236.7    2,777.4
    Depreciation    22.7    27.4    31.3    32.4    37.1    43.9
    Capital expenditures    371.5    377.2    366.4    808.3    966.6    1,241.90
    Contract Services:
    Sales    819.8    950.6    1,111.3    1,586.3    2,236.1    2,969.0
    Operating profit    51.0    71.1    86.8    118.6    154.9    170.6
    Identifiable assets    373.3    391.6    403.9    624.4    1,070.2    1,237.7
    Depreciation    22.9    26.1    28.9    40.2    61.1    75.3
    Capital expenditures    127.7    43.8    55.6    125.9    448.7    112.7
    Restaurants:
    Sales    547.4    679.4    707.0    757.0    797.3    879.9
    Operating profit    48.5    63.8    79.7    78.2    79.1    82.4
    Identifiable assets    452.2    483.0    496.7    582.6    562.3    567.6
    Depreciation    25.1    31.8    35.5    34.8    38.1    42.1
    Capital expenditures    199.6    65.0    72.3    128.4    64.0    79.6
    Source: Company reports.
Exhibit 3
    Exhibit XXXXXXXXXXInformation on Comparable Hotel and Restaurant Companies
        Arithmetica Average Return    Equityb Beta    Marketc Leverage    1987 Revenues ($ billions)    Equity Leverage        Debt to Equity            Unlevered Asset beta        Relever beta @ 60% D/E    Risk Free    Equity Risk Premium    Required Return on equity    Return on debt    WACC
    MARRIOTT CORPORATION    22.4%    1.11    41%    6.52    59%        0.69            0.78        1.96    8.95%    7.43%    23.5%    10.25%    13.1%
    (Owns, operates, and manages hotels, restaurants, and
    airline and institutional food services.)
    Hotels:
    HILTON HOTELS CORPORATION    13.3    0.76    14%    0.77    86%        0.16            0.65        1.63            21.1%        12.1%
    (Owns, manages, and licenses hotels. Operates casinos.)
    HOLIDAY CORPORATION    28.8    1.35    79%    1.66    21%        3.76            0.28        0.71            14.2%        9.4%
    (Owns, manages, and licenses hotels and restaurants. Operates casinos.)
    LA QUINTA MOTOR INNS    -6.4    0.89    69%    0.17    31%        2.23            0.28        0.69            14.1%        9.3%
    (Owns, operates, and licenses motor inns.)
    RAMADA INNS, INC.    11.7    1.36    65%    0.75    35%        1.86            0.48        1.19            17.8%        10.8%
    (Owns and operates hotels and restaurants.)
    Restaurants:
    CHURCH’S FRIED CHICKEN    -3.2    1.45    4%    0.39    96%        0.04            1.39        3.48            34.8%        17.6%
    (Owns and franchises restaurants and gaming businesses.)
    COLLINS FOODS INTERNATIONAL    20.3    1.45    10%    0.57    90%        0.11            1.31        3.26            33.2%        17.0%
    (Operates Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise and moderately priced restaurants.)
    FRISCH’S RESTAURANTS    56.9    0.57    6%    0.14    94%        0.06            0.54        1.34            18.9%        11.3%
    (Operates and franchises restaurants.)
    LUBY’S CAFETERIAS    15.1    0.76    1%    0.23    99%        0.01            0.75        1.88            22.9%        12.9%
    (Operates cafeterias.)
    McDONALD’S    22.5    0.94    23%    4.89    77%        0.30            0.72        1.81            22.4%        12.6%
    (Operates, franchises, and services restaurants.)
    WENDY’S INTERNATIONAL    4.6    1.32    21%    1.05    79%        0.27            1.04        2.61            28.3%        15.0%
    (Operates, franchises, and services restaurants.)
    Source: Casewriter estimates.
    aCalculated over the five-year period XXXXXXXXXX.
    bEstimated using five years of monthly data over the XXXXXXXXXXperiod.
    cBook value of debt divided by the sum of the book value of debt plus the market value of equity.
    Tax rate    0.4
    Target D/E    2.5    60%    D/E
Exhibit 4
    Exhibit 4 Annual Holding-Period Returns for Selected Securities and Market Indexes, XXXXXXXXXX
    Years    Arithmetic Average    Standard Deviation
    Short-term Treasury bills:
    1926-87    3.54%    0.94%
    1926-50    1.01%    0.40%
    1951-75    3.67%    0.56%
    1976-80    7.80%    0.83%
    1981-85    10.32%    0.75%
    1986    6.16%    0.19%
    1987    5.46%    0.22%
    Long-term U.S. government bond returns:
    1926-87    4.58%    7.58%
    1926-50    4.14%    4.17%
    1951-75    2.39%    6.45%
    1976-80    1.95%    11.15%
    1980-85    17.85%    14.26%
    1986    24.44%    17.30%
    1987    -2.69%    10.28%
    Long-term, high-grade corporate bonds returns:
    1926-87    5.24%    6.97%
    1926-50    4.82%    3.45%
    1951-75    3.05%    6.04%
    1976-80    2.70%    10.87%
    1981-85    18.96%    14.17%
    1986    19.85%    8.19%
    1987    -0.27%    9.64%
    Standard & Poor’s 500 Composite Stock Index returns:
    1926-87    12.01%    20.55%
    1926-50    10.90%    27.18%
    1951-75    11.87%    13.57%
    1976-80    14.81%    14.60%
    1981-85    15.49%    13.92%
    1986    18.47%    17.94%
    1987    5.23%    30.50%
    Source: Casewriter estimates based on data from the University of Chicago’s Center for Research in Security Prices.
Exhibit 5
    Exhibit 5 Spreads between S&P 500 Composite Returns and Bond Rates
    Years    Arithmetic
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Shakeel answered on Jan 31 2021
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Ans 1
            No of outstanding shares (million)    Closing price as on Jan 2021    Value ($ million)
        Common Stocks    600    45    27,000
        Prefe
ed stocks    100    35    3,500
            Face value ($millions)    Price (% of face value)    Market price ($ millions)    Yield to Maturity (%)
        Bond A    45    96.3    43.34    3.3
        Bond B    35    96.2    33.67    3.5
    1    Debt
        Tax rate    20%
        Pre tax Cost of debt A    3.30%
        Post tax cost of debt A    2.64%
        Pre tax Cost of debt B    3.50%
        Post tax cost of debt B    2.80%
    2    Prefe
ed stock
        Annual dividend    2.75
        Cu
ent stock price    35
        Therefore
        Cost of prefe
ed stock    7.86%
    3    Common stock
        Tax rate    20%
        Risk free rate    1%
        Market risk premium    6%
        Beta on assets    0.84
        Debt-Equity ratio    0.0029
        Therefore,
        Levered beta    0.842
        Hence,
        Cost of Equity    6.05%
    4        Market value ($ million)    Weights    Cost    Weighted cost
        Common Stocks    27,000    0.8830    6.05%    5.3422%
        Prefe
ed stocks    3,500    0.1145    7.86%    0.8997%
        Bond A    43.34    0.0014    2.64%    0.0037%
        Bond B    33.67    0.0011    2.80%    0.0031%
        Total    30,577.01        WACC    6.25%
    5    According to trade-off theory, the BMW has high debt capacity
Ans 2
        Risk free rate    2%
        Risk premium    6%
        Company    P/E ratio    Price/Sales ratio    Beta    Expected return on Equity
        Beyond Meat Inc.    -    28.95    0.81    6.86%
        Campbell Soup Company    9.34    1.75    0.51    5.06%
        Hershey Co.    26.2    3.89    0.31    3.86%
        Kraft Heinz Co.    -    1.63    1.01    8.06%
        Kellogg Company    17.61    1.56    0.6    5.60%
        Mccormick and Co. Inc.    16.99    2.34    0.44    4.64%
        Pilgrims Pride Corporation    26.96    0.42    1.04    8.24%
        Tyson Foods Inc.    11.36    0.56    0.75    6.50%
        Average    18.08    1.74        5.99%
    1    Hershey Co is overvalued because its PE ratio is higher than Industry's average
        But this...
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