M&A Merger Model (Accretion / Dilution)
Combine two companies in a stock-and-cash deal and build the merger model, not just the EPS test: total uses including transaction fees, the funding mix, new shares issued, after-tax interest on the fee-funded debt, the full purchase-accounting entry through net identifiable assets and the goodwill residual, step-up amortization, and synergies that phase in rather than arriving whole. Then it covers what the EPS analysis alone can't: a contribution table that sums to 100%, pro forma ownership set against it, and a Year 2 build where synergies reach run-rate while the deal costs don't. Every line must be linked, not pasted.
IB · Advanced · about 120 minutes · 33 guided steps
Lesson outline
Acquirer
- Step 1: Acquirer Standalone EPS
Purchase & Funding
- Step 2: Purchase Equity Value
- Step 3: Total Uses of Funds
- Step 4: Cash Consideration
- Step 5: Stock Consideration
- Step 6: New Shares Issued
- Step 7: New Debt Raised
- Step 8: New Interest Expense
- Step 9: After-Tax Interest
Purchase Accounting
- Step 10: Net Identifiable Assets Acquired
- Step 11: Goodwill Created
- Step 12: Incremental D&A from Step-Up
- Step 13: After-Tax D&A Step-Up Drag
Pro Forma — Year 1
- Step 14: After-Tax Run-Rate Synergies
- Step 15: Year 1 Realized Synergies
- Step 16: Pro Forma Net Income
- Step 17: Pro Forma Shares
- Step 18: Pro Forma EPS
Result — Year 1
- Step 19: Accretion / (Dilution)
- Step 20: Accretion / (Dilution) per Share
Contribution Analysis & Pro Forma Ownership
- Step 21: Acquirer % of Pro Forma NI
- Step 22: Target % of Pro Forma NI
- Step 23: Synergies % of Pro Forma NI
- Step 24: Deal Costs % of Pro Forma NI
- Step 25: Acquirer Pro Forma Ownership
- Step 26: Target Pro Forma Ownership
Pro Forma — Year 2 (Synergy Ramp)
- Step 27: Year 2 Acquirer Net Income
- Step 28: Year 2 Target Net Income
- Step 29: Year 2 Realized Synergies
- Step 30: Year 2 Pro Forma Net Income
- Step 31: Year 2 Standalone EPS
- Step 32: Year 2 Pro Forma EPS
- Step 33: Year 2 Accretion / (Dilution)