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Mighty soft Ltd. plans to acquire Techwire Ltd by offering its shares as compensation to the...

Mighty soft Ltd. plans to acquire Techwire Ltd by offering its shares as compensation to the shareholders of Techwire Ltd... The Following information is provided:

For the FY 18-19 (ending 31st March)

Techwire Limited

Mighty soft Limited

Profit after tax (Rs. million)

16,155

25,241

Equity Shares Outstanding (million shares)

218

191

P/E ratio

18

14.6

Shareholders’ Equity (Rs. Million)

63,502

75,866

            Required:

i) Determine the number of equity shares to be issued by Mighty soft for the acquisition of Techwire using the Share Exchange Ratio based on

  

    a) MPS   v       b) EPS               c) Book Value

ii) What is the EPS of Techwire Ltd. after the acquisition under the above share exchange plans if no synergies are expected?

iii) If Mighty soft decides to offer 20% premium to Techwire and the payment is done in 50% cash and 50% stock, what will be EPS of Mighty soft if no synergies are expected.

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Expert Solution

As per the data given in the question,

From the above table we can calculate the following:

i) Number of equity shares to be issued by Mighty soft for the acquisition of Techwire using the Share Exchange Ratio based on

a) MPS = (MPS of Techwire Limited * Equity Shares Outstanding of Techwire Limited) / MPS of Mighty soft Limited

              = (1333.90 * 218) / 1929.42

              = 151


b) EPS = (EPS of Techwire Limited * Equity Shares Outstanding of Techwire Limited) / EPS of Mighty soft Limited

              = (74.11 * 218) / 132.15

              = 122

c) BPS = (BPS of Techwire Limited * Equity Shares Outstanding of Techwire Limited) / BPS of Mighty soft Limited

              = (291.29 * 218) / 397.20

              = 160

ii) Since, no synergies are expected after the acquisition the PAT of Techwire Ltd. will remain 16,155 (Rs. million)

   As per above share exchange plans the new qty of Equity Shares Outstanding of Techwire Limited is,

       a) In case of MPS scheme NMPS= 151 + 191 = 342

       b) In case of EPS scheme NEPS= 122 + 191 = 313

       c) In case of BPS scheme NBPS= 160 + 191 = 351

So, EPS of Techwire Ltd. after the acquisition under the above share exchange plans is given in the table below:

       a) In case of MPS scheme EPSMPS = PAT of Techwire Limited / NMPS = 16,155 / 342 = 47.28

       b) In case of EPS scheme EPSEPS = PAT of Techwire Limited / NEPS = 16,155 / 313 = 51.57

       c) In case of BPS scheme EPSBPS = PAT of Techwire Limited / NBPS = 16,155 / 351 = 46.04

iii) If Mighty soft decides to offer 20% premium to Techwire and the payment is done in 50% cash and 50% stock,

        Then new PAT of Mighty Soft = 25,241 + 16,155 + (16,155*0.2)/2 = 43,011.5

   So, EPS of Mighty soft if no synergies are expected, will be;

       a) In case of MPS scheme EPSMPS = new PAT of Mighty Soft / NMPS = 43,011.5 / 342 = 125.87

       b) In case of EPS scheme EPSEPS = new PAT of Mighty Soft / NEPS = 43,011.5 / 313 = 137.31

       c) In case of BPS scheme EPSBPS = new PAT of Mighty Soft / NBPS = 43,011.5 / 351 = 122.58


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