90 likes | 223 Vues
This document explores the non-store retail industry, which includes companies selling products through catalogs, online platforms, and media channels such as television and radio. It examines the unique characteristics of these companies, highlighting their low inventory levels and role as intermediaries in sales transactions. Additionally, it delves into various financial modeling techniques, including the Free Cash Flow (FCF) Model, Residual Income Model, and Abnormal Growth Model, addressing potential issues and assumptions that may impact market enterprise valuations.
E N D
Mod VIII Luke Friedman
Industry Definition • Comprised of companies that sell products through “non-store” channels, including catalogs, online sales, television, and radio • Products and services are delivered through the mail • Companies in this industry typically have low amounts of inventory and commonly act as the “middle-man” in sales transactions
Equation & Interpretation • Equation • Focus • English • What does it mean?
Conclusion and Q&A • Issues • Assumptions FCF—no where near Market Enterprise Value • Steady State—FCF, REI, and specifically Abnormal Growth • “t+1” • Why Adjusted Assumptions • Sole Survivorwill not perpetually liquidate • Demand for hard-cover books • No analyst sell recommendations • ???