Tesla Presentation v2

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CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY Tesla Motors Forecasting and Valuation

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CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY

Tesla Motors

Forecasting and Valuation

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Forecast and Valuation Summary

In the analysis of Tesla, we identified three critical assumptions:

Revenue

Cost of goods sold

Capital expenditures

Based on our analysis we valued Tesla at $191.58 a share

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Revenue Overview We projected revenue by vehicle over the next 10 years

- Ramp in Model X units equivalent to Model S levels within 2 years

-   Introduction of economical Generation III model ramping to 100,000 units by 2019

- Utilizing Generation III platform, introduction of Generation IV in 2020

Pricing of vehicles

- Assumed customers would purchase upgrades to base Model S & X ($60k-$120k) less

government tax credits

-   Assumed Gen III and Gen IV would sell for $35,000 as battery prices decrease

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Cost of Goods Sold Overview

TTM Comparable Financial Information (as of 2013Q3Tesla BMW

Auto Revenues (USD mm) 1,681.00 94,876*

Cost of Auto Revs (USD mm) 1,369.00 77,936*

Sales Volume (Units) 18,300.00 1,639,721.00

Revenue per Car (USD thd) 91.87 57.86*

Gross Profit per Car (USD thd) 17.07 10.33*

Gross Margin (%) 18.60% 17.90%

*Assumes USD-EUR exchange rate of 0.74:1

The single greatest cost to the company is

COGS, specifically the batteries in their

vehicles

- Battery prices are expected to fallnearly 50% over the next 10 years

- Tesla should be able to improve Gross

Margins as battery prices drop

Economical vehicles

- Part of the benefit of prices forbatteries declining will be offset by the

more economical Gen III and Gen IV

vehicles

- Generally speaking lower prices

vehicles have lower margins as seen in

the table to the left (Tesla vs. BMW)

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Capital Expenditure Overview

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Introduction

of Model X

Expansion of supercharger

highway and development of

Gen.III

Introduction of Gen IV. &

expansion of manufacturing

capacity

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Valuation

To determine the value of Tesla’s share we began by calculating WACC  

- Beta –  variances in Beta have a significant impact on the price of Tesla’s shares

- Cost of Equity: 7.56%

- Cost of Debt: ~3.0%-4.0% determined by utilizing revolver at 2.5% and notes of 1.5%- WACC: 7.37%

Utilizing various valuation models:

- We have priced Tesla’s shares at $191.58

- Large variance in Tesla’s shares based on discount rate and terminal growth rate: $97.82 -

$556.15

Valuation:

Free Cash Flow for Common Equity

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2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

Net CFs from Ops. & Investing   ($290.0) ($50.7) ($82.1) $299.6 $526.0 $695.2 $797.3 $973.0 $1,160.7 $1,356.8 $2,165.5

+/- Investment in operating cash   0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (329.9)

+/- Cash Flows from/to Debt 290.0 50.7 82.1 0.0 0.0 (401.5) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 14.2

Net Free Cash Flows 0.0 0.0 0.0 299.6 526.0 293.7 797.3 973.0 1,160.7 1,356.8 1,849.9

Present Value Factors 0.930 0.864 0.804 0.747 0.695 0.646 0.600 0.558 0.519 0.482 0.046PV Cash Flows 0.0 0.0 0.0 223.8 365.3 189.7 478.7 543.1 602.4 654.6 40,567.4

Sum of PV Cash Flows 3,057.6 0.482

PV of Continuing Cash Flows 19,573.5 Discount    19,573.5

Total PV Cash Flows 22,631.2 Rates: Terminal Year Growth Assumption  

Adjust to midyear 1.038 191.58   1.00%   1.75% 2.50% 3.25% 4.00% 4.75% 5.50%

PV of Equity 23,486.6   7.00%   $159.19 $178.10 $203.30 $238.58 $291.51 $379.73 $556.15

7.50% $142.85 $158.09 $177.90 $204.71 $243.01 $302.20 $405.78

Shares Outstanding 122.594 8.00% $128.98 $141.44 $157.30 $178.17 $206.86 $248.80 $315.89

Estimated Value per Share $191.58 8.50% $117.09 $127.39 $140.28 $156.84 $178.93 $209.85 $256.24

Relative difference from market price 33.04% 9.00% $106.80 $115.41 $126.01 $139.38 $156.75 $180.26 $213.84

9.50% $97.82 $105.08 $113.90 $124.83 $138.75 $157.06 $182.23