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topic with us is EBITDAR that is earning
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before interest tax depreciation
amortization and rent now we will try
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and understand this formula in a very
detailed format let's begin with the
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formula here as it is written here so
net income you add back because you
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don't want this you want this to be
taken into consideration so you are
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adding it back you want them to be
considered in terms of coverage so you
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are deducting you're adding back sorry
interest taxes so you are covering up
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the debt holders you're covering up the
government you are covering up all the
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non-cash expenditures and you rent it so
post facto what exactly remains is your
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EBITDAR so first what is EBITDAR well
EBITDAR tax deposition in amortization
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and rent or restructuring so it is used
as a measure tool for the financial
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performance and of the companies where
the rent expense is very high okay now
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this is a very crucial factor in the
valuation of business like you know
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shipping you have airline companies
those who need to pay huge rent amounts
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every year so they need to take this
into consideration it's not only the
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debt holders it's not only the tax
people that is a government but when
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they have a huge exposure to such level
of expenses then that's needs that needs
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to be taken into consideration so for
that for that reason they need to be
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added back and to see how much profit
remains for them right so this is why it
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is considered understand things in a
very logical manner so that you know
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your fundamental
and basics go really well to handle all
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the complex situations now see while
determining the value of the kind of the
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business analysts mostly considers a
EBITDAR over EBITDAR down to calculate the
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pure operating cash flows as it computes
the operating income
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now before deducting interest taxes
depreciation and amortization as well
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rent expenses which are substantial
substantial expenditures okay they are
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the items in the profit and loss account
or the statement of this company so it
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also denotes that you know it is the
ability of the business to generate
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profits so even spending huge trends or
a restructuring cost as a part of the
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business operations okay
now I'll go with the meaning of this
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particular topic see as an EBITDAR is the
calculation of earning of the company
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that is before netting the interest
taxes depreciation amortization and rent
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or restructuring okay so this is how the
formation will go and and the cost of
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the company and it is used to basically
determine the actual operating
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performance without taking the effect of
the financial and investment decision so
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it excludes all the non-cash expenses
and all the non operating and non
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recurring expenditures okay so unlike a
bit it's not like non-gaap measure and
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does not mention in either classified or
non classified financial statement of
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the company it's mostly used to
differentiate two companies within the
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same industry so those are having
different asset structures now while
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calculating the EBITDAR the purpose
behind adding back the rent is treated
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as the Sun cost which means that the
cost is already been incurred or certain
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to have occurred in the financial
statement the governing irrespective of
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its performance so R stands for
rent or restructuring okay this is the
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meaning right now which means the cost
is always so here in the industries like
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hospitals airlines shipping wholesale
trade the rent course is very
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significant and many companies need to
spend a lot of the money in the form of
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just rent just to occupy the operating
space for conducting their business at a
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desired location
so while evaluating a target company
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from one of this industries the analysts
must consider the total rent okay that
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is the cost rate by the company during
particular period and add it back in the
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EBITDAR to determine the operating
potential for the business
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so without considering the adjustment
for the rent cost the company might have
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poor operating profits due to large rent
expenditure but it means that it may
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have very good operations that can
generate handsome money from its core
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operating performance so by negating
these factors the probabilities of
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missing good target option will also
just like about restructuring cost is
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also added in the net profit of the
company along with other components
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while calculating the operating profit
of one of this target company because
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restructuring of land and building is a
non recurring cost and shall not be
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incurred again at least in next consider
3 to 5 years
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instead it can be treated as the
potential investment within the business
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that will help to generate additional
revenue in profits the company so it
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helps to evaluate the long term
operating efficiency
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right now hence it is basically the most
appropriate practice among the
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technician to estimate the EBITDAR while
measuring the valuation of the companies
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and thereafter you know you compare it
with the other potential target
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companies so you get some real good
numbers out of it so we'll take over
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here as a part of an example to
understand this now let's say your net
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income is standing at $1,00,000
or let's say $1 million dollars
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this is standing it $1,000,000 let's say
your interest comes down to $10,000 of
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$1,000,000 your interest is somewhere
close to let's say one lakh dollars
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because it is having the major chunk
over there taxes somewhere close to that
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depreciation let's estimate close around
$50,000 amortization around $50,000 and
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the rental expenditure which is highest
let's say $2,00,000 so now you need
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to add back things over here
so as you haven't already discussed the
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analyst uses the uses as an operating
tool and calculate EBITDAR by adding all
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this components of interest taxes
depreciation and amortization and rent
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and restructuring expense in the
company's net income it means that it
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considers the outcome of the operating
decisions only and it excludes the
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impact of other non operating as well as
leaned on the current decision so the
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formula will remain the same there is
gonna be no change net income that is
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the NI plus interest plus taxes plus
depreciation plus amortization and plus
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range
so here is the detail with us so how we
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are gonna do it's as simple as that just
add like everything here's the answer as
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simple as that you have added all all of
this item or you know to show case you
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know how things have worked out you can
also do this way you add back the sum of
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all of this the answer is going to
remain the same just for a visibility
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well this is of the example goes now the
important part see these are the key
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financial metrics you know EBIT
EBITDA EBITDAR so what are
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this we'll try and get into all of this
terms quickly the first and the foremost
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is the EBIT now earning before
interest acts are the most common terms
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that are used to define operating
performance of the company in any
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industry so it estimates how much
operating cash a business can generate
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in a financially or just by netting the
operating cash outflows from the
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operating cash inflows so one can
calculate the same by simply adding back
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all the interest tax expenses and in the
to the net of profit of the company
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second you know you get EBITDA so
earning before interest taxes
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depreciation amortization is used to
estimate an actual actual operating
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actual operating cash flow and a
company generate after deducting all the
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operating cash flows and depreciation
amortization as well so it does not
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consider the non-cash items like actual
cash outflow hence you know EBIT in the
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EBIT to determine operating result of
the company and we have to a
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depreciation amortization cost in the EBIT of the company third is EBITDA are
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now earning before interest tax
depreciation amortization and rent cost
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a little different from the EBITDA as
it also adds back the rent or the
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restructuring cost in the net income
along with other companies so it is
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necessary to calculate the EBITDA are
for every industry in which rent or
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restructuring causes very high so that
the financial performance of the company
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can be measured with the utmost accuracy then we have the EBITDAR now what is
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this so this over here the ad is mm is
your management fee right and is one of
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the financial measure which treats
management fee has non recurring
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items and should not be considered as an
operating expense in some sort of
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industries like you know NBFC
management fees usually paid by the
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companies to investment bankers fund
managers to manage their portfolio to
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make efficient investment strategies for
the company in the professional way but
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this fee is calculated on the asset
under management
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so um and it also ranges between 0.5 to
2 % on um so let me give my final
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thoughts on this final is that you know
this is the industry specific
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measurement tool which is used to do the
precise valuation of the companies
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between the same industry but having a
substantial restricting
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component in its cost structure so the
operating efficiency and profitability
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of like airline hospitality shipping
wholesale trade can be determined by
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calculating be a EBITDAR as a part of
the investment analysis in a positive or
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a negative avatar is necessary to know
the operating soundness of this business
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and this is also used in to identify and
implement operational changes if any
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required before taking any strategy for
tactical decision so that's it for this
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