Das Researchhaus Silvia Quandt ruft ein Kursziel von 75€ für die Nanostartaktie auf.
Ich bin begeistert, weil die Argumentation sehr gut gelungen ist und dazu auch noch konservativ.
Die Magforce hat übrigens ein Kursziel von 335€ erhalten.
Wie seht ihr das?
www.nanostart.de/media/www.nanostart.de/...rt_23052008_web.pdf
Leider ist die Studie nur auf Englisch verfügbar, aber hier für alle die Bewertung:
VALUATION
We have valued Nanostart by 1) appraising the target exit value for two ofNanostart’s most valuable investments, as we see it, MagForce and ItN Nanovation (both are featured as case studies in our report), and 2) applying P/NAV 2008e as estimated by consensus for US nanotech company Harris & Harris. The two valuations suggest a target price (per share) for Nanostart of € 80 and € 75, respectively.
First, the two equity stakes in MagForce and ItN Nanovation represent exit values of some € 1.045bn for Nanostart, if we apply our target valuations for both companies and in relation to Nanostart’s stakes. On a per-share basis this would imply a target
price of € 199 per share. Plainly, this exit value is hard to justify to be realised in the short-term as both nanotechnology companies still need to establish a track record for earnings growth and visibility. Still, applying reasonably discounts to the implied exit value, alike those common for venture capital investment, for instance, 60% to represent a very prudent stance on investing into Nanostart directly (rather than buying the listed companies directly), the resulting target price for Nanostart would be approx. € 80 per share, about fourfold the company’s current market capitalization.
Such finding is comfortably reflected in our appraisal of Nanostart’s intrinsic value by applying price-to-net-asset-value metrics (P/VAV). As a yardstick for valuing Nanostart on these grounds we have used consensus P/NAV (2008e) estimated for the company’s most comparable, Harris & Harris (although this comparison, as we made clear before, is lacking we believe, for the US company has no record in successfully exiting nanotech investments as yet, which we consider a major value driver for this type of company, from a viewpoint of investors in those stocks). On those valuation grounds Nanostart is trading at a substantial discount to Harris & Harris, which we consider unjustified. Applying the same P/NAV multiple as is reflected by the consensus view, i.e. 1.24x 2008e, Nanostart’s implied value would be 3.5x higher than its current rating. As a result, the intrinsic value is approx. € 75 per share. This finding coincides comfortably with our sum-of parts analysis, taking into account two of Nanostart’s most important investments.
Ich bin begeistert, weil die Argumentation sehr gut gelungen ist und dazu auch noch konservativ.
Die Magforce hat übrigens ein Kursziel von 335€ erhalten.
Wie seht ihr das?
www.nanostart.de/media/www.nanostart.de/...rt_23052008_web.pdf
Leider ist die Studie nur auf Englisch verfügbar, aber hier für alle die Bewertung:
VALUATION
We have valued Nanostart by 1) appraising the target exit value for two ofNanostart’s most valuable investments, as we see it, MagForce and ItN Nanovation (both are featured as case studies in our report), and 2) applying P/NAV 2008e as estimated by consensus for US nanotech company Harris & Harris. The two valuations suggest a target price (per share) for Nanostart of € 80 and € 75, respectively.
First, the two equity stakes in MagForce and ItN Nanovation represent exit values of some € 1.045bn for Nanostart, if we apply our target valuations for both companies and in relation to Nanostart’s stakes. On a per-share basis this would imply a target
price of € 199 per share. Plainly, this exit value is hard to justify to be realised in the short-term as both nanotechnology companies still need to establish a track record for earnings growth and visibility. Still, applying reasonably discounts to the implied exit value, alike those common for venture capital investment, for instance, 60% to represent a very prudent stance on investing into Nanostart directly (rather than buying the listed companies directly), the resulting target price for Nanostart would be approx. € 80 per share, about fourfold the company’s current market capitalization.
Such finding is comfortably reflected in our appraisal of Nanostart’s intrinsic value by applying price-to-net-asset-value metrics (P/VAV). As a yardstick for valuing Nanostart on these grounds we have used consensus P/NAV (2008e) estimated for the company’s most comparable, Harris & Harris (although this comparison, as we made clear before, is lacking we believe, for the US company has no record in successfully exiting nanotech investments as yet, which we consider a major value driver for this type of company, from a viewpoint of investors in those stocks). On those valuation grounds Nanostart is trading at a substantial discount to Harris & Harris, which we consider unjustified. Applying the same P/NAV multiple as is reflected by the consensus view, i.e. 1.24x 2008e, Nanostart’s implied value would be 3.5x higher than its current rating. As a result, the intrinsic value is approx. € 75 per share. This finding coincides comfortably with our sum-of parts analysis, taking into account two of Nanostart’s most important investments.