RE: What price would we take for Nutrition today -11 Jan 2023 14:19
Could it look like this; up for debate
We know they have now split up each division into its own separate limited company
THG Beauty & Nutrition enter 5 year contracts with Ingenuity and pay the going rate for that service, whatever Nestle pay or a tad lower due to maybe £2.3B of sales volume, but either way they pay as others do
Ingenuity then has say £2.5B of sales
For the example, they sell/ receive £3B for Nutrition, repay debt at group level and put £700M into Ingenuity, spin this off into a SPAC on Nasdaq - it won’t have the longevity of accounts for its own quote, maybe it raises a few quid same time?
£2.5B of Rev (Ingenuity )
£700M of cash on balance sheet / no debt
Has to be worth something vs Zero in current structure and no cash to grow vs £700M
Any investors don’t like they can sell or visa versa they hold
THG shares holders get same weighting of shares in this Co as they have in THG before they raise more capital vis the SPAC - it’s not complicated
There may be a tax bill on disposal of a division but before tax THG has £2B
Beauty gets £1B cash has forward sales £1.5B of sales on 10% EBITA
no debt
In affect this is what’s left of THG, we know ULTA pro rata has THG at £2.5B m/cap
we should be at least this figure, the £1B gives this company the capital to grow
£1B special dividend / share buy backs
So we end up with equity in Ingenuity, equity Beauty plus the dividend value, each business can then max its opportunity
Swop Nutrition for Beauty being sold but you get the drift whichever way it’s done
As it stands it’s a slog and half, the balance sheet is shot to pieces, we have negative FCF at present, £300M of debt and if Whey prices reversed upwards we have a serious problem if that margin goes back to 3.5% which is where it was H1 2022