BTR Dunlop Holdings, Inc. - Page 30




                                       - 30 -                                         

          Schlegel GmbH                                                               
                                       Shapiro                                        
               Shapiro used the same valuation methods set forth above in             
          valuing Schlegel GmbH.  He calculated a cost-of-equity capital of           
          11.21 percent and a WACC of 8.46 percent.  Applying this discount           
          rate to the IRS engineer cash-flow projections that were derived            
          from the VRC projections, Shapiro calculated a value for Schlegel           
          GmbH of $10 million, independent of the silent partnership.                 
               Shapiro verified this amount using the market multiple                 
          approaches described above.  Application of the comparable                  
          company market multiple analysis to Schlegel GmbH resulted in an            
          estimated value of $10.4 million.  Shapiro noted, however, that             
          this valuation was more conjectural because the underlying data             
          were subject to some degree of error.  In particular, it was                
          necessary to translate German financial statements and discern              
          the meanings of various terms and accounts.  The market multiple            
          analysis from publicly traded comparables resulted in a value of            
          $7 million.  Shapiro’s ultimate conclusion was that Schlegel GmbH           
          had a value of $10 million, exclusive of the silent partnership;            
          however, he made adjustments in his rebuttal report, restating              
          the value to be $8.4 million.                                               











Page:  Previous  20  21  22  23  24  25  26  27  28  29  30  31  32  33  34  35  36  37  38  39  Next

Last modified: May 25, 2011