BBP babcock & brown power

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    Hi Intuittion,

    Thanks, so as per your calculation buyer will save $114m per year right?

    At 5% they need to pay $3B x 5% = $150m per year to banks.

    Let’s say EBITDA for FY 10 /11 is something between 300m – 350m (Provided no gas explosion in WA like this time and increased utility bill price)

    Total no of shares issued ATM = 726.33M

    So, earn per share (300 -150)/ 726.33 = 0.20c (With EBITDA 300m)

    Or (350 -150)/ 726.33 = 0.275c (With EBITDA 350m)


    For FY12, if EBITDA become $450m then

    Earn per share will be (450-150)/ 726.33 = 41c

    Please correct me if I am wrong, but buyers did definitely consider these figures before putting a bid (And remember BBP shortlisted few parties, some interested in parts & some for whole business).

    40c is a reality just considering its earnings.

    But considering (Asset + earnings) buyers need to consider paying at least 50c per share (Even in this market condition).


    Above are just my views, please DYOR
 
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