Suppose you are the Chief Financial Officer of a company that recently decided to enter the stock market. After a month, the stock has a P/B ratio of 0.8. The company has the following book values: 500 million in equity, 200 million in debt and 50 in excess cash. Right now, it has 3 million stocks in circulation. Find the market value of the company (enterprise value).
Book Value per share = Book Value of Equity / Number of Shares
Outstanding
Book Value per share = $500 million / 3 million
Book Value per share = $166.6667
P/B Ratio = Market Price per share / Book Value per share
0.80 = Market Price per share / $166.6667
Market Price per share = $133.3334
Market Value of Equity = Market Price per share * Number of
Shares Outstanding
Market Value of Equity = $133.3334 * 3 million
Market Value of Equity = $400 million
Enterprise Value = Market Value of Debt + Market Value of Equity
- Excess Cash
Enterprise Value = $200 million + $400 million - $50 million
Enterprise Value = $550 million
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