Contents
Contents
Contents
AND OTHER
RESTRUCTURING ACTIVITIES
AN INTEGRATED APPROACH
TO PROCESS, TOOLS, CASES,
AND SOLUTIONS
SIXTH EDITION
DONALD M. DEPAMPHILIS, PH.D.
College of Business Administration
Loyola Marymount University
Los Angeles, California
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3. The Corporate Takeover Market: Case Study 4.2 HP Redirects Its Mobile Device
Common Takeover Tactics, Antitakeover Business Strategy with the Acquisition of
Palm 152
Defenses, and Corporate Governance
The Business Plan as a Communication
Inside M&A: Kraft Sweetens Its Offer to Overcome Document 154
Cadbury’s Resistance 91 Phase 2: Building the Merger–Acquisition
Chapter Overview 92 Implementation Plan 156
Alternative Models of Corporate Governance 94 Some Things to Remember 162
Factors That Affect Corporate Governance 94 Discussion Questions 162
Alternative Takeover Tactics in the Corporate Chapter Business Cases 163
Takeover Market 99 Case Study 4.3 Adobe’s Acquisition of
What Makes the Aggressive Approach Successful? 105 Omniture: Field of Dreams Marketing? 163
Other Tactical Considerations 106 Case Study 4.4 BofA Acquires Countrywide
Developing a Bidding or Takeover Strategy 107 Financial Corporation 165
Alternative Takeover Defenses in the Corporate Appendix: Common Sources of Economic,
Takeover Market 108 Industry, and Market Data 167
The Impact of Takeover Defenses on Shareholder
and Bondholder Value 121 5. Implementation: Search through
Some Things to Remember 124 Closing: Phases 3 through 10
Discussion Questions 125
Chapter Business Cases 126 Inside M&A: Bank of America Acquires Merrill
Case Study 3.1 Mittal Acquires Arcelor—A Lynch 169
Battle of Global Titans in the European Chapter Overview 170
Corporate Takeover Market 126 Phase 3: The Search Process 170
Case Study 3.2 Verizon Acquires MCI— Phase 4: The Screening Process 173
The Anatomy of Alternative Bidding Phase 5: First Contact 174
Strategies 128 Phase 6: Negotiation 178
Phase 7: Developing the Integration Plan 186
Phase 8: Closing 188
Phase 9: Implementing Postclosing Integration 191
Part II Phase 10: Conducting a Postclosing Evaluation 193
Some Things to Remember 194
THE MERGERS AND Discussion Questions 194
ACQUISITIONS PROCESS: Chapter Business Cases 196
PHASES 1 THROUGH 10 Case Study 5.1 Oracle’s Efforts to Consolidate
the Software Industry 196
4. Planning: Developing Business Case Study 5.2 Exxon Mobil Buys XTO Energy
and Acquisition Plans: Phases 1 and 2 of the in a Bet on Natural Gas 198
Acquisition Process Appendix A: Thoughts on Negotiating
Dynamics 200
Inside M&A: Nokia’s Gamble to Dominate the Appendix B: Legal Due Diligence Preliminary
Smartphone Market Falters 135 Information Request 202
Chapter Overview 136
A Planning-Based Approach to M&As 137 6. Integration: Mergers, Acquisitions,
Phase 1: Building the Business Plan 139 and Business Alliances
Case Study 4.1 CenturyTel Buys Qwest
Communications to Cut Costs and Buy Time Inside M&A: General Electric’s Water Business Fails
as the Landline Market Shrinks 145 to Meet Expectations 203
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Chapter Overview 204 Discussion Questions 274
The Role of Integration in Successful M&As 204 Practice Problems and Answers 275
Viewing Integration as a Process 206 Chapter Business Cases 279
Case Study 6.1 HP Acquires Compaq— Case Study 7.1 Hewlett-Packard Outbids Dell
The Importance of Preplanning Computer to Acquire 3PAR 279
Integration 208 Case Study 7.2 Creating a Global Luxury Hotel
Case Study 6.2 Integrating Supply Chains: Coty Chain 281
Cosmetics Integrates Unilever Cosmetics
International 217
Case Study 6.3 Culture Clash Exacerbates Efforts 8. Applying Relative, Asset-Oriented,
of the Tribune Corporation to Integrate the and Real-Option Valuation Methods
Times Mirror Corporation 222 to Mergers and Acquisitions
Case Study 6.4 Panasonic Moves to Consolidate
Past Acquisitions 224 Inside M&A: A Real-Options Perspective on
Integrating Business Alliances 225 Microsoft’s Dealings with Yahoo! 283
Some Things to Remember 227 Chapter Overview 285
Discussion Questions 227 Applying Relative-Valuation (Market-Based)
Chapter Business Cases 228 Methods 286
Case Study 6.5 The Challenges of Integrating Applying Asset-Oriented Methods 297
Steel Giants Arcelor and Mittal 228 The Replacement Cost Method 300
Case Study 6.6 Alcatel Merges with Valuing the Firm Using the Weighted-Average
Lucent, Highlighting Cross-Cultural Method 300
Issues 230 Analyzing Mergers and Acquisitions in Terms of
Real Options 302
Determining When to Use the Different Approaches
Part III to Valuation 314
Which Valuation Methods Are Actually Used in
MERGER AND ACQUISITION Practice 315
Some Things to Remember 316
VALUATION AND MODELING Discussion Questions 316
7. A Primer on Merger and Acquisition Practice Problems and Answers 317
Cash-Flow Valuation Chapter Business Cases 320
Case Study 8.1 Google Buys YouTube:
Inside M&A: The Importance of Distinguishing Valuing a Firm in the Absence of Cash
between Operating and Nonoperating Assets 235 Flows 320
Chapter Overview 235 Case Study 8.2 Merrill Lynch and BlackRock
Required Returns 236 Agree to Swap Assets 322
Analyzing Risk 242
Calculating Free Cash Flows 247 9. Applying Financial Modeling
Applying Income or Discounted-Cash-Flow Techniques: To Value, Structure, and
Methods 250 Negotiate Mergers and Acquisitions
Valuing Firms Subject to Multiple Growth
Periods 256 Inside M&A: HP Buys EDS—The Role of Financial
Valuing Firms under Special Situations 258 Models in Decision Making 325
Using the Enterprise Method to Estimate Equity Chapter Overview 326
Value 259 Limitations of Financial Data 327
Valuing Nonoperating Assets 266 The Model-Building Process 329
Putting It All Together 270 Using Financial Models in Support of M&A
Some Things to Remember 274 Negotiations 349
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Case Study 15.3 Anatomy of a Spin-Off 590 Chapter Business Cases 648
Equity Carve-Outs 591 Case Study 16.2 The General Motors’
Split-Offs and Split-Ups 593 Bankruptcy—The Largest Government-
Case Study 15.4 Anatomy of a Split-Off 593 Sponsored Bailout in U.S. History 648
Tracking, Targeted, and Letter Stocks 595 Case Study 16.3 Delta Airlines Rises from the
Voluntary Liquidations (Bust-Ups) 596 Ashes 652
Comparing Alternative Exit and Restructuring
Strategies 597 17. Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions:
Choosing among Divestiture, Carve-Out, and
Spin-Off Restructuring Strategies 597
Analysis and Valuation
Determinants of Returns to Shareholders Resulting Inside M&A: InBev Buys an American Icon
from Restructuring Strategies 599 for $52 Billion 655
Some Things to Remember 609 Chapter Overview 656
Discussion Questions 609 Distinguishing between Developed and
Chapter Business Cases 610 Emerging Economies 656
Case Study 15.5 Kraft Foods Undertakes Globally Integrated versus Segmented
Split-Off of Post Cereals in Merger-Related Capital Markets 657
Transaction 610 Motives for International Expansion 659
Case Study 15.6 Sara Lee Attempts to Create Case Study 17.1 Ford Sells Volvo to Geely in
Value through Restructuring 613 China’s Biggest Overseas Auto Deal 660
Common International Market Entry
Strategies 662
16. Alternative Exit and Restructuring Structuring Cross-Border Transactions 665
Strategies: Reorganization and Financing Cross-Border Transactions 667
Liquidation Planning and Implementing Cross-Border
Transactions in Emerging Countries 669
Inside M&A: Calpine Emerges from the Protection Valuing Cross-Border Transactions 670
of Bankruptcy Court 617 Empirical Studies of Financial Returns to
Chapter Overview 618 International Diversification 683
Business Failure 618 Some Things to Remember 686
Voluntary Settlements with Creditors Outside of Discussion Questions 686
Bankruptcy 619 Chapter Business Cases 688
Reorganization and Liquidation in Bankruptcy 622 Case Study 17.2 Overcoming Political Risk
Case Study 16.1 Lehman Brothers Files for in Cross-Border Transactions: China’s
Chapter 11 in the Biggest Bankruptcy CNOOC Invests in Chesapeake Energy 688
in U.S. History 625 Case Study 17.3 Wal-Mart’s International
Analyzing Strategic Options for Failing Firms 633 Strategy Illustrates the Challenges
Failing Firms and Systemic Risk 635 and the Potential of Global Expansion 690
Predicting Corporate Default and Bankruptcy 637
Valuing Distressed Businesses 640 References 693
Empirical Studies of Financial Distress 644
Some Things to Remember 646 Glossary 715
Discussion Questions 646 Index 725
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List of Business Case Studies
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13.2. “Grave Dancer” Takes Tribune 15.6. Sara Lee Attempts to Create Value
Corporation Private in an Ill-Fated through Restructuring 613
Transaction 532 Breakup strategy*
Two-stage, tax-advantaged deal**