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Anita Sayyed

Brandon Fenner

Daniel Krzak

Yuan Zhou

Home Depot Valuation

AgendaMarket

FutureGrowth potential

ManagementKey assumptions

ForecastSensitivity analysis

Recommendation

The Introduction

Maturity in the market

Customer Service; Product Authority; and Disciplined Capital Allocation

Incorporated 1978, public in 1981o Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank

The Market

Strengths Weaknesses Strong adaptive

leadership Strong brand name Exclusive brand

partnerships High entry costs,

market is dominated

Female customers Housing market Aging stores

Lowe’s Comparison

Price vs Customer service

Double the market cap

Saleso 83 Billion- Home Depot

o 56 Billion- Lowe’s

Home Depot’s Future

Customer Service Shopping Experience

Product Authority Innovative Products

Disciplined Capital Allocation Different Strategy

Growth

Retail Locations ONLINE

o Increased 36.5% International Expansion (Mexico and Canada) Housing Recession

o Controlled expenseso Home Improvement stores

Management Team

Craig Menear, Chairman, CEO and President

Carol Tomé, Executive VP - Corporate Services & CFO

Matt Carey, Executive VP – CIO

Ted Decker, Executive VP – Merchandising

Former CEO

Frank Blake, former CEO and ChairmanCEO and Chairman since 2007

Shares are up 127% since Blake took over in 2007

U.S. housing crash Data breach

Sales Assumptions

Net Sales Growth for FY’s 2015-2019 5.1%, 4.5%, 4.1%, 3.6%, 3.4%

HD underguides and overperformsInterest rates/mortgage rates Open 2-6 new stores per yearUnemployment levelsHousing market and appreciation

Key Assumptions

Gross profit increases 34.8% to 35.7%

Share repurchases on average $6B per year

Debt increases $17B -$22.4BDividend payout increases $3 to $4.4B

Capital expenditures increase $1.6B to $1.8B

Forecasted Income Statement  FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 FY 2018 FY 2019

Sales $87,383 $91,302 $95,071 $98,537 $101,908

Gross Profit

$30,418 $31,965 $33,769 $35,099 $36,402

Operating Profit

$11,592 $12,775 $14,280 $15,449 $16,693

Net Income

$6,755 $7,435 $8,278 $8,961 $9,717

EPS $5.16 $5.88 $6.82 $7.61 $8.49

WACC

Beta 1.10

Cost of equity capital 8.3%

After-tax cost of debt 2.69%

Weight of debt 0.114

Weight of equity 0.886

WACC 7.70%

Valuation

Terminal growth rate 2.60%

GDP + Housing Impact

Stock value/share $120

Slightly undervalued to current market trading range of $114-$118

Sensitivity Analysis

Our Assumptions:

WACC

Rate of growth in terminal period

Sales growth rate

Sensitivity Analysis

Terminal Growth Rate and WACCHigh Terminal Forecasted

TerminalLow Terminal

High WACC $112.31 $107.64 $103.37

Forecasted WACC

$125.50 $119.73 $114.51

Low WACC $145.42 $137.80 $130.97

Sensitivity Analysis

Terminal Growth Rate and WACCHigh Terminal Forecasted

TerminalLow Terminal

High WACC $112.31 $107.64 $103.37

Forecasted WACC

$125.50 $119.73 $114.51

Low WACC $145.42 $137.80 $130.97

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Sensitivity Analysis

WACC and SalesHigh Sales Forecasted

SalesLow Sales

High WACC $109.80 $107.64 $105.66

Forecasted WACC

$122.13 $119.73 $117.53

Low WACC $140.58 $137.80 $135.27

Sensitivity Analysis

WACC and SalesHigh Sales Forecasted

SalesLow Sales

High WACC $109.80 $107.64 $105.66

Forecasted WACC

$122.13 $119.73 $117.53

Low WACC $140.58 $137.80 $135.27

Sensitivity Analysis

Terminal Growth Rate and SalesHigh Sales Forecasted

SalesLow Sales

High Terminal $128.03 $125.15 $123.19

Forecasted Terminal

$122.15 $119.73 $117.53

Low Terminal $116.83 $114.51 $112.40

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Sensitivity Analysis

Terminal Growth Rate and SalesHigh Sales Forecasted

SalesLow Sales

High Terminal $128.03 $125.15 $123.19

Forecasted Terminal

$122.15 $119.73 $117.53

Low Terminal $116.83 $114.51 $112.40

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Sensitivity Analysis

Realistic Range

Higher and lower sales result in price range of $117 to $122

ROPI valuation $114

The realistic range is $114 to $122

Home Depot’s current trade range $114-$118

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Recommendation: Buy

✓ Increasing sales

✓ Increasing margins

✓ Dividends

✓ Stock buy back programs

✓ Key initiatives

✓ Individual investor: buy and hold

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Questions

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