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    Fundamental Analysis

    Kellogg CompanyGroup 11

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    Contents

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    Company BackgroundI1

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    I. Company background

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    Kelloggsproducts

    Products: cereals, snacks (biscuits,cookies, crackers, toasted pastries,..)

    Main products

    : cereals.

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    rovedhealth

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    Company background

    Began: 44 employees in Battle Creek, Michigan 1906 byW.K Kellogg.

    Today: manufactures in 18 countries and sells itsproducts in over 180 countries.

    Value:

    Strong commitment to nutrition, health and quality: thefirst to list the sugar amount on the package.

    A good workplace: placed in the top 100 of the BestCompanies to work for (Listed in the Sunday Times).

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    Business: divided into 2divisions: Kellogg NorthAmerica, KelloggInternational.

    Position:

    The worlds leading producer ofcereal.

    A leader in industry innovation

    and marketing for manyyears.

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    Company background

    http://www.wikinvest.com/image/Cereal.png
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    II. Economic Analysis

    April, 2010 March, 2010 February, 2010

    LeadingEconomic Index

    0.1%

    1.3% 0.4%

    LaggingEconomic Index

    0.1% 0.2% 0.2%

    CoincidentEconomic Index

    0.3% 0.1% 0.1%

    Overall, these indexes indicate a slow growthof the economy in the upcoming months.

    Source: the ConferenceBoard

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    II. Economic analysis(cont.)Relevant indicators

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    1.GDPU.S. Real GDP Growth Rate

    Past Trend Present Value & Future Projection

    Future GDP, up to2011, mayincrease at quitestable rates =>positive sign thatfutureconsumption willbe stable.

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    2. Disposable personal inc

    Stable from the second half of 2009 Predictably in 2010 and 2011, consumption is

    not likely to slow down.

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    3.InflationU.S. Inflation Rate

    Past Trend Present Value & FutureProjection

    Inflation tends tofall in 2010 and

    2011price of inputs willnot rise up much no or little changein price of outputs

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    .PriceCrude Oil Prices

    Past Trend Present Value & FutureProjection

    In the past 3 years, oil prices fluctuatedgreatly Recently, oil prices have been quite stableand have an upward trend Input prices might increase in the future=>affect price of packaged food.

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    5. Consumer confidence in

    According to the Conference Board,Consumer Confidence Index has experienced3 consecutive monthly gains

    April: 57.7 (base: 1985=100) May: 63.3

    Good signal indicating that

    consumer spending will increase

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    III. Industry Analysis

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    1. Industry Background

    Processed and PackagedFood Industry- CerealProducts

    A 10 billion industrywith40 companiesand more than400

    brands.

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    1. Industry Background

    (cont.) High margin High concentration: semi monopoly (4

    biggest firms account for 89% market share)

    No seasonality, sale do not fluctuate duringyear

    Products proliferation

    Store brand name is critically important intensive marketing

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    2. Recent situation

    MATURE AND STABLE STAGE

    Hardly gain impressive earning

    Restructuring Program:

    - Merger and Acquisition trend

    - Outsourcing

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    2. Recent situation (cont.)Industry CPI

    Source: http://www.ers.usda.gov

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    2. Recent Situation (cont.)Affects of recession

    During recession year 2008:- Above average growth relatively to 2003-2008

    period; however, it was due to higher pricing

    strategy

    During 2009- Sale remained

    - Margin was expanded

    RECESSION PROOF

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    3. Porters Model

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    3. Five forces model (cont.)a. Rivalry among current

    competitorsHIGH

    Intense competitive among small

    firms but less intense for bigpackaged food companies (Kellogg,General Milk, Kraft)

    Increasing in private brands

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    3. Five forces modelb. Threats of Substitute

    productsMEDIUM

    Example of substitute products:+ Bakery products

    + Food at home

    + Fast food

    etc

    Cereal products still the best choice

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    3. Five forces model (cont.)c. Threats of new entrants

    WEAK

    -Mature Stage- Highly concentration ratio

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    3 Fi f d l (C t )

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    3. Five force model (Cont.)e. Bargaining power of

    supplierWEAK

    Purchase commodity products: rice, corn,sugar, etc.

    Many suppliers

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    3. Industry Prospects

    Price is stable andprofit margin willexpandin 2010 due to:

    - Moderate input cost inflation

    - Cost saving program:

    + Productivity initiatives

    + Eliminate low margin products

    + Merger and Acquisition Trend

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    IV. Company Analysis

    1 G l fi i l

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    1. General financialInformation

    Recent Stock Price

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    Market capitalization

    ne of the largest market capitalized companies in the industry

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    Kellogg Financialhighlights

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    2. Screening ratios

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    Ratios Results Indication

    MV/BV 8.31 The stock might be overvalued

    BV/MV 0.12 Growth stock

    Total cashper share

    1.017 The amount that is immediatelyavailable to shareholder in cash.

    Net-net pershare

    $ (16.28) The amount that is immediatelyavailable to shareholder in liquidity

    assets Low liquidity.Tobin's Q 2.076 >1 The stock might be overvalued

    3 Fi i l R ti

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    3. Financial RatiosLiquidity ratios

    Current ratio

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    Liquidity (cont.)

    Quick ratio

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    Ass

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    rat io

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    Assets management (Cont.) Days sale

    outstanding

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    Profitability (Cont.)

    Return ontotalassets

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    Return oncommon equity

    Profitability (Cont.)

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    Debt management

    2009 TotalDebt/Totalassets

    Long-termdebt/Totalequity

    Debt/Equity

    K 79.69% 212.53% 3.92

    GIS 71.05% 116.21% 2.45RAH 50.38% 59.56%

    PEP 57.83% 43.77% $1.36

    -Highly leverage

    provide highexpected rate of return forshareholders

    - High long-term debt financing A lot of financial obligations

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    Debt Management (Cont.)

    D bt M t ti

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    Debt Management ratio

    Debt to Equity Ratio

    Higher-than-average use ofdebt financing

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    Market value ratios

    P/E ttm = 16.13

    eta

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    4. SWOT analysis

    Strengths: Good solid brand names and reliable reputation (with

    healthy products)

    Good strategy to hedge the risk of inflation (futurecontracts to purchase input)

    Still the leading of cereal market market power.

    Good brand building strategy(based on advertising andconsumer promotion, not lower the price of theproducts)

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    SWOT analysis (Cont.)

    Weaknesses Not aggressively develop many new cereal lines

    Lack of close managementin some regions,leading to close the important factory in Georgia(due to sanitation violation)

    Cannibalization

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    SWOT analysis (Cont.)

    Opportunities

    Continue with diversifying the aiding health product line

    Develop the service take-away, and door-to-door delivery(theproducts are necessity goods, even in downturn, thecustomers go to restaurant less, but will take home more)

    International expansion

    Access to new technologybecause of the financial strength

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    SWOT analysis (Cont.)

    Threats Economic conditions: recession, housing slump, rising food and

    energy prices, a weakening job market drag the consumerlevel

    Supermarket consolidation:bargaining power

    Big competitors: General Mills, Kraft, Quakers, and theprivate labels.

    Machine repair: delay the largest factories reduce revenues

    Cannibalization threat.

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    V. Intrinsic Value Calculation

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    Information update

    Stock price (June 4,2010)

    $ 53.22

    Market capitalization $ 20.26 Bill.

    Number of shares

    outstanding

    380,660,000

    52 weeks range 42.84-56

    % Insiders 0.89%

    % Institutions 82.10%

    Trailing P/E (ttm,intraday):

    15.62

    EPS(trailing twelvemonths)

    3.41

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    Kellogg valuation Constant Growth DDM Model

    g=9.42% (Yahoo Finance)Dividend payout ratio=43% PM=10.29%Assume we hold the stock for 3 years, future earnings and

    dividend are forecasted:

    Current years Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

    Revenue (bill.) 12.724 13.92 15.234 16.67

    Net profit(bill.)

    1.311.43

    1.57 1.72

    EPS 3.44 3.76 4.12 4.51

    Dividend 1.48 1.62 1.77 1.94

    Forward P/E=13.58P3= Forward P/E*EPS3 = 13.58*4.51=$

    61.19

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    Kellogg valuation (cont)

    Risk-adjusted discount rate:

    CAPM: K=Rf+(Rm-Rf)

    K=0.0014+0.5*0.084= 4.34% (Using Yahoo Finances beta) Vo=$ 58.75

    K=0.0014+0.48*0.084= 4.17% (Using self-calculated Beta)

    Vo=$ 53.87

    Constant growth discount rateK=Div.Yield + g= 2.80%+9.42%=12.22% Vo=$ 47.52

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    Kellogg Valuation (Cont)

    Comparative P/E P/E industryPEP UL UN GIS MJN SLE CAG CPB SJM

    % Market

    cap.

    30.48%

    23.43%

    23.48% 7.51% 3.12% 2.90% 3.32% 3.75% 2.03%

    Market price(6/4/2010)

    61.44

    27.09 27.15 73.54 49.59 14.24 24.21 36 55.28

    P/E 15.59

    18.18 18.22 14.89 24.07 32.36 13.38 15.65 13.99

    P/E industry average= 17.41

    EPS1 (2010 expected) =3.58 Vo K= P/E industry*EPS1= 17.41*3.58=$ 62.33

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    Investment decision

    With above estimations of K intrinsicvalue, we assign equal percentage toeach calculated Vo.

    Therefore, intrinsic value of K is $ 55.62

    Current market price P= $ 53.22 < Vo=$ 55.62

    Undervalued Buy!

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