Having regard to recent M & A data from the US I think the US business will attract a EBITDA multiple of at least 15x.
The US business is positioning itself nicely at the front of the ESG wave. Add to that US infrastructure spending and a low interest rate driven M & A boom and you can see that the terms of any sale of the US business should be highly favourable.
If we assume EBITDA for the US business of A$45m for FY22 (FY21 A$37.2m) then the US business alone is worth $1.74 per share.
If you value the Asia Pac business on a conservative EBITDA x 8 then it is worth around 18.5c on forward earnings of A$9m for FY22 (FY21 A$8m).
The independent expert valued Intega on an EBITDA multiple of around 8 for the purpose of the demerger. That was before the M & A boom ramped up.
Then you have ID which is harder to value but is certainly worth something. Let's say its worth 4c per share on EBITDA of A$2m x 8.
I think @CaptainBarnacles $2 plus on a sum of the parts basis is realistic.
Just my opinion. DYOR.
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