Capital Components
Here’s a breakdown of the components of a company’s capital base with an illustration of what that breakdown could look like for a company.
Working Capital: Includes Accounts Receivable, Inventories at current FIFO value and Required Cash (equal to 2% of Sales), less Accounts Payable.
Net PP&E: The net value of property plant and equipment as reported on the stock’s GAAP balance sheet.
PV Rents: Leased assets are treated like owned and so the present value of rents is added to capital. PV of Rents are estimated by applying a 7x multiple to operating rent expense.
Intangible Capital: Includes the finite life and indefinite life intangibles as reported, plus capitalized R&D and Ad Spend. R&D is amortized over 5 years and Ad Spend over 3 years. Goodwill is excluded from Intangible Capital.
Goodwill: Includes the Goodwill balance as reported on the stock’s GAAP Balance Sheet, plus historical Goodwill Impairments. Each period, any Goodwill Impairments are removed from Operating Expenses and added to capital.
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