JDAS

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JDA Software (JDAS)

Covering Analyst: Ian Strgar istrgar@uoregon.edu

Company Overview

› Originally founded in 1978 as an IBM software provider in

Canada

› Sold in 1985, became JDA Software, developing inventory management software

› Grown organically and through acquisitions to become a leading provider of supply chain management software

(SCM)

› More than 6,000 customer companies worldwide

› Based out of Scottsdale, AZ

JDA’s Product Offerings

› Software: On-premise, Managed Service, Hosted (SaaS)

› Services: Supplemental to Software

JDA’s Software Offerings

› Provides supply chain management software to primarily enterprise businesses:

– Planning & Optimization Solutions (planning)

› Demand management, transportation planning, allocation & replenishment

– Transaction Systems (management)

› Merchandise operations systems (pricing/inventory management), store systems, transportation management

JDA’s Service Offerings

› Offer services in order to maximize usability of software

› Maintenance Services

– Customer support (phone, email, error diagnosis)

› Consulting Services

– Implementation and integration

› Education Services

– Training programs for software

› Cloud Services

– Integration, error diagnosis, everything cloud (transition)

Industry Overview

› Supply Chain Management Software (SCM). Industry categories:

– Supply chain planning

› Modeling

– Supply chain execution

› Management (real time) of planned execution

– Supply chain sourcing

› Optimal suppliers; Procurement

– Service parts planning

› Multi-Echelon supply chains; dynamic manufacturing (i2)

SCM 2011 Market Shares

Market Shares 2011: $7.7 Billion SCM Market

19.9%

51.7%

16.9%

SAP

Oracle

JDA Software

Ariba

Manhattan Associates

Others

1.8%

4.7%

5.0%

2010-2011: 12.3% Growth

2012-2015: 9% CAGR

Project 2015 Market Size: $10.9B

Macroeconomic Influences

› Globalization

– Complex coordination of multiple product parts in multiple continents, countries, languages, currencies, etc.

› Multi-Channel Retail

– Pressure to offer seamless cross-channel retail experience

– “Showrooming”

› 2016: 44% of all retail buy decision will be effected by internet access

Notable Competitors

› Oracle

› SAP

› Manhattan Associates

› RedPrairie Software

Now to the JDA Software Business

Quick Financial Snapshot

Total Revenues

Growth

Software Sale Revenues

Growth

Net Income

Growth

EBITDA

Growth

Free Cash Flow (CFO-Capex)

Growth

2009

390,968

2.5%

95,662

27,575

-

7243.8%

82,732

-

85,595

-

2010

593,742

51.9%

112,633

17.7%

2,141

-92.2%

79,605

-3.8%

44,880

-47.6%

2011

691,243

16.4%

156,980

39.4%

82,688

3762.1%

183,166

130.1%

90,387

101.4%

Internal Reform

› JDA Software has hit recent road bumps (financials), but is operating under a clear plan:

– I2 Technologies acquisition

– Revenue Model Transformation

– 3 year systems investment plan

I2 Acquisition

› Acquired in January 2010 for $600M, $275M from issuing

8% senior notes

› 400 new customers

› Advanced global logistics: multi-leg shipments

– Discrete manufacturing

Revenue Model Transformation

› Beginning 2012

› Company wide initiative to change current customer’s strategies; sell SaaS to new customers

› Compensation incentives

› IDC on SaaS: $40.5B by 2014; CAGR of 25.3%

3 Year Systems Investment Plan

› Sales process review and optimization

› Implement a new CRM systems

› Implement a new HR system: support leadership training

– (leadership replacements)

› Upgrading financial and contract management system

› TC= $20M

For these reasons, JDA acquired by RedPrairie

› November 1 st , Definitive merger agreement

› $45 per share, $1.9B: a 16% premium to JDA’s all time high and 33% premium to JDA’s October 26 th close

› Tender offer commenced November 15 th

– Expiration: December 14 th , 11:59 pm ECT, unless extended or terminated

– Minimum condition: 79% of shares outstanding

– “Top-Up” option to ensure majority vote (90%)

Discounted Cash Flow Valuation

Revenue Model

› Transition from on-premise to subscription

› Maintenance services and consulting services remain strong

Revenue Model

($ in thousands)

Software Licenses

% Growth Sequential

% Growth Y/Y

% of Total Revenue

Subscriptions & Recurring Revenues

% Growth Sequential

% Growth Y/Y

% of Total Revenue

Maintenance Services

% Growth Sequential

% Growth Y/Y

% of Total Revenue

Total Product Revenues

% Growth Sequential

% Growth Y/Y

% of Total Revenue

Consulting Services

% Growth Sequential

% Growth Y/Y

% of Total Revenue

Reimbursed Expenses

% Growth Sequential

% Growth Y/Y

% of Total Revenue

Total Service Revenues

% Growth Sequential

% Growth Y/Y

% of Total Revenue

Total Revenue

% Growth Sequential

% Growth Y/Y

2009A

91,789

23.5%

3,873

1.0%

179,256

2010A

91,490

-0.3%

15.4%

21,143

445.9%

3.6%

245,777

37.1%

45.8% 41.4%

274,918 358,410

70.3%

105,990

27.1%

10,060

30.4%

60.4%

215,470

103.3%

36.3%

19,862

2.6%

97.4%

3.3%

116,050 235,332

102.8%

29.7% 39.6%

390,968 593,742

2.5%

2.5%

51.9%

51.9%

2011A

140,217

53.3%

20.3%

16,763

-20.7%

2.4%

265,785

8.1%

38.5%

422,765

18.0%

61.2%

245,046

13.7%

35.5%

23,432

18.0%

3.4%

268,478

14.1%

38.8%

691,243

16.4%

16.4%

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

03/31/2012A 06/30/2012A 09/30/2012A 12/31/2012E

25,393

-35.9%

-28.8%

15.7%

32,040

26.2%

6.0%

19.0%

27,544

-14.0%

-20.7%

16.7%

39,912

44.9%

0.7%

21.6%

4,032

-3.6%

-19.3%

2.5%

66,713

-0.8%

3.0%

41.1%

96,138

-13.4%

3,754

-6.9%

-2.5%

2.2%

66,815

0.2%

1.0%

39.6%

102,609

6.7%

3,909

4.1%

4.6%

2.4%

68,784

2.9%

1.7%

41.8%

100,237

-2.3%

2012E

124,889

-10.9%

18.4%

16,218 4,523

15.7%

8.2%

2.5%

69,241

-3.3%

2.4%

271,553

0.7%

3.0% 2.2%

37.5% 39.9%

113,676 412,660

13.4%

-8.8%

59.3%

60,489

-10.9%

5.4%

37.3%

5,559

-9.9%

17.8%

3.4%

66,048

-10.8%

6.4%

40.7%

162,186

161.2%

-3.2%

2.4%

60.8%

60,273

-0.4%

2.5%

35.7%

5,875

5.7%

-9.8%

3.5%

66,148

0.2%

1.3%

39.2%

168,757

4.1%

2.0%

-5.5%

60.9%

59,090

-2.0%

-3.1%

35.9%

5,193

-11.6%

-13.9%

3.2%

64,283

-2.8%

-4.1%

39.1%

164,520

-2.5%

-5.0%

2.4%

61.6%

64,902

9.8%

-4.4%

35.2%

5,912

13.8%

-4.1%

3.2%

70,814 267,293

10.2%

-4.4% -0.4%

38.4%

-2.4%

60.7%

244,754

-0.1%

36.0%

22,539

-3.8%

3.3%

39.3%

184,490 679,953

12.1%

-0.3% -1.6%

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

03/31/2013E 06/30/2013E 09/30/2013E 12/31/2013E

28,415

-28.8%

11.9%

16.7%

34,686

22.1%

8.3%

19.2%

36,425

5.0%

32.2%

19.7%

44,211

21.4%

10.8%

21.9%

4,851

7.3%

20.3%

2.8%

69,212

0.0%

3.7%

40.6%

102,478

-9.9%

5,092

5.0%

35.6%

2.8%

70,111

1.3%

4.9%

38.9%

109,889

7.2%

5,303

4.1%

35.7%

2.9%

70,541

0.6%

2.6%

38.2%

112,269

2.2%

2013E

143,737

2014E

155,412

2015E

166,289

2016E

177,364

15.1%

19.5%

20,885

8.1%

19.6%

27,378

7.0%

19.4%

38,645

6.7%

19.0%

54,327 5,639

6.3%

24.7%

2.8%

73,313

28.8%

2.8%

283,177

31.1%

3.5%

293,962

41.2%

4.5%

305,525

40.6%

5.8%

318,645

3.9%

5.9% 4.3% 3.8% 3.9% 4.3%

36.2% 38.4% 37.1% 35.7% 34.2%

123,163 447,799 476,752 510,459 550,336

9.7%

6.6%

60.1%

61,988

-4.5%

2.5%

36.4%

5,930

0.3%

6.7%

3.5%

67,918

-4.1%

2.8%

39.9%

170,396

-7.6%

5.1%

7.1%

60.9%

64,569

4.2%

7.1%

35.8%

5,922

-0.1%

0.8%

3.3%

70,491

3.8%

6.6%

39.1%

180,380

5.9%

6.9%

12.0%

60.8%

66,289

2.7%

12.2%

35.9%

5,946

0.4%

14.5%

3.2%

72,235

2.5%

12.4%

39.2%

184,504

2.3%

12.1%

8.3%

60.9%

73,201

10.4%

12.8%

36.2%

5,952

0.1%

0.7%

2.9%

8.5%

60.7%

266,047

8.7%

36.1%

23,750

6.5%

60.2%

291,681

9.6%

36.8%

24,056

7.1%

59.7%

320,629

9.9%

37.5%

24,312

7.8%

59.1%

355,854

11.0%

38.2%

24,981

2017E

190,641

7.5%

18.8%

75,643

39.2%

7.5%

331,605

4.1%

32.7%

597,889

8.6%

59.0%

389,512

9.5%

38.4%

25,684

2.8%

2.5%

79,153 289,797 315,737 344,941 380,835

9.6%

11.8% 8.4% 9.0% 9.2% 10.4%

415,196

9.0%

39.1% 39.3% 39.8% 40.3% 40.9% 41.0%

202,316 737,596 792,489 855,400 931,171 1,013,085

9.7%

9.7%

5.4%

3.2%

8.5%

1.3%

3.0%

7.4%

1.1%

2.8%

7.9%

2.8%

2.7%

8.9% 8.8%

Working Capital Model

› Most projections done as % of revenue

› Accounts receivable and accounts payable projected based off historical efficiency ratios

– Days payable outstanding, days sales outstanding

Working Capital Model

($ in thousands)

Total Revenue

Current Assets

Cash and cash equivalents

% of Revenue

Restricted Cash - current portion

% of Revenue

Accounts Receivable

Days Sales Outstanding A/R recievables turnover

% of Revenue

Deferred tax assets - current portion

% of Revenue

Prepaid expenses and other current assets

% of Revenue

Total Current Assets

% of Revenue

Long Term Assets

Net PP&E Beginning

Capital Expenditures

Depreciation and Amortization

Net PP&E Ending

Total Current Assets & Net PP&E

% of Revenue

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable

Days Payable Outstanding

% of Revenue

Accrued Expenses and Other Liabilities

% of Revenue

Deferred Revenue - Current Portion

% of Revenue

Total Current Liabilities

% of Revenue

2010A

593,742

171,618

28.9%

34,126

5.7%

111,042

61

5.35

18.7%

50,816

8.6%

25,615

4.3%

393,217

66.2%

43,381

16,866

(12,800)

47,447

440,664

74.2%

21,092

30

3.6%

88,028

14.8%

115,904

19.5%

225,024

37.9%

2011A

691,243

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

03/31/2012A 06/30/2012A 09/30/2012A 12/31/2012E

162,186 168,757 164,520 184,490

2012E

679,953

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

03/31/2013E 06/30/2013E 09/30/2013E 12/31/2013E

170,396 180,380 184,504 202,316

2013E

737,596

337,382

208.0%

3,315

2.0%

131,953

73

1.23

81.4%

33,412

20.6%

27,117

16.7%

533,179

328.7%

52,541

3,000

(3,383)

52,158

585,337

360.9%

8,378

11

5.2%

76,226

47.0%

142,636

87.9%

227,240

140.1%

285,512

41.3%

8,733

1.3%

114,778

56

6.02

16.6%

32,063

4.6%

24,584

3.6%

465,670

67.4%

47,447

19,444

(14,350)

52,541

518,211

75.0%

7,740

10

1.1%

73,111

10.6%

108,217

15.7%

189,068

27.4%

408,284

248.2%

3,004

1.8%

96,814

53

1.70

58.8%

36,660

22.3%

26,723

16.2%

571,485

347.4%

52,831

8,875

(9,051)

52,655

624,140

379.4%

8,342

11

5.1%

80,760

49.1%

116,372

70.7%

205,474

124.9%

362,430

214.8%

3,314

2.0%

126,368

67

1.34

74.9%

36,540

21.7%

24,240

14.4%

552,892

327.6%

52,158

4,836

(4,163)

52,831

605,723

358.9%

10,375

14

6.1%

71,381

42.3%

140,284

83.1%

222,040

131.6%

382,621

56.3%

3,251

0.5%

121,351

64

5.60

17.8%

35,640

5.2%

29,504

4.3%

572,367

84.2%

52,541

22,392

(28,226)

46,707

619,074

91.0%

8,745

12

1.3%

82,545

12.1%

110,512

16.3%

201,802

29.7%

382,621

207.4%

3,251

1.8%

121,351

64

1.52

65.8%

35,640

19.3%

29,504

16.0%

572,367

310.2%

52,655

5,681

(11,629)

46,707

619,074

335.6%

8,745

12

4.7%

82,545

44.7%

110,512

59.9%

201,802

109.4%

407,894

226.1%

3,641

2.0%

143,557

63

1.26

79.6%

29,045

16.1%

30,564

16.9%

614,701

340.8%

45,952

6,280

(9,977)

42,255

656,956

364.2%

9,545

11

5.3%

74,608

41.4%

142,771

79.2%

226,924

125.8%

402,603

236.3%

3,561

2.1%

133,570

65

1.28

78.4%

32,604

19.1%

34,208

20.1%

606,546

356.0%

46,707

7,514

(8,269)

45,952

652,498

382.9%

9,121

16

5.4%

72,465

42.5%

145,883

85.6%

227,469

133.5%

432,501

213.8%

4,019

2.0%

140,521

65

1.44

69.5%

22,064

10.9%

30,251

15.0%

629,356

311.1%

39,784

8,154

(8,554)

39,384

668,740

330.5%

9,367

14

4.6%

88,545

43.8%

134,979

66.7%

232,891

115.1%

416,821

225.9%

3,687

2.0%

135,340

62

1.36

73.4%

26,405

14.3%

31,717

17.2%

613,970

332.8%

42,255

7,050

(9,521)

39,784

653,754

354.3%

10,635

12

5.8%

77,965

42.3%

134,564

72.9%

223,164

121.0%

2014E

792,489

461,502

58.2%

20,614

2.6%

132,605

62

5.98

16.7%

15,809

2.0%

36,949

4.7%

667,479

84.2%

39,384

35,617

(32,614)

42,387

709,866

89.6%

15,480

15

2.0%

96,777

12.2%

155,744

19.7%

268,001

33.8%

432,501

58.6%

4,019

0.5%

140,521

64

5.25

19.1%

22,064

3.0%

30,251

4.1%

629,356

85.3%

46,707

28,998

(36,321)

39,384

668,740

90.7%

9,367

13

1.3%

88,545

12.0%

134,979

18.3%

232,891

31.6%

2015E

855,400

2016E

931,171

462,228

49.6%

21,589

2.3%

140,244

64

6.64

15.1%

5,707

0.6%

36,666

3.9%

666,434

71.6%

45,108

33,505

(30,629)

47,984

714,418

76.7%

20,948

14

2.2%

95,606

10.3%

164,471

17.7%

281,025

30.2%

462,353

54.1%

21,807

2.5%

132,230

60

6.47

15.5%

10,647

1.2%

36,580

4.3%

663,617

77.6%

42,387

33,202

(30,481)

45,108

708,725

82.9%

17,930

13

2.1%

95,646

11.2%

159,505

18.6%

273,081

31.9%

2017E

1,013,085

490,559

48.4%

21,521

2.1%

145,131

65

6.98

14.3%

0

0.0%

37,954

3.7%

695,165

68.6%

47,984

28,645

(32,917)

43,712

738,877

72.9%

20,847

13

2.1%

103,255

10.2%

181,874

18.0%

305,976

30.2%

DCF Details

› COGS: % of revenue

› R&D: Historically 11-12% of revenue, projected the top of this range for 2013 due to final i2 integration

› S&M: Historically 14-16% of revenue, projected this going forward but slightly more aggressively in 2013 (top 250 marketing plan)

› G&A: Historically between 10-12% of revenue (except

2012- SEC investigation), projected to decrease due to

SaaS transition, more efficiently handling costs

DCF Details cont…

› Amortization of intangibles: projected % of revenues going forward, slight decreases (no huge acquisitions)

› Restructuring charges: Projected slightly high (relative to historicals) due to 3 year investment plan through 2015

› Acquisition: Left room for a small acquisition

› Litigation settlement: Competitive advantage for JDA

Software, projected normalized, small amounts of income from litigation settlements

Beta

› 3 year optimal time frame: balance of long/short term

› Hamada: chosen to encompass industry behavior/risk while acknowledging JDA’s capital structure

5 Year Daily

5 Year Weekly

3 Year Daily

3 Year Weekly

1 Year Daily

3 Year Daily Hamada

JDA Software Beta

Beta

0.99

1.04

1.23

1.12

1.02

1.05

1.09

SD

0.04

Weighting

10%

0.09

0.07

0.15

0.15

-

0.08

10%

20%

20%

15%

25%

Growth Rates

› 4% intermediate growth rate chosen to smooth cash flow growth; reflect more accurate FCF growth and growth decline

› 3% terminal growth to reflect projected economic growth into perpetuity

Final DCF Valuation

Tax Rate

Risk Free Rate

Beta

Market Risk Premium

% Equity

% Debt

Cost of Debt

CAPM

WACC

Discounted Free Cash Flow Assumptions

32.75% Terminal Growth Rate

1.75% Terminal Value

1.09 PV of Terminal Value

7.00% Sum of PV Free Cash Flows

84.23% Firm Value

15.77% Total Debt

8.00% Cash & Cash Equivalents (0% incl.)

9.37% Market Capitalization

8.74% Fully Diluted Shares

Implied Price

3.00%

3,196,707

1,354,517

874,548

2,229,065

273,484

362,430

1,955,581

43,095

$ 45.38

Pre-Acquisition Price

Undervalued

$ 33.92

33.78%

Considerations

Comparable Analysis: Two Groups

Industry Comparables

› Comparability lies in product offering, industry risk, projected growth

› SAP (20%), Oracle (15%), Manhattan Associates (35%), Retalix (30%)

Fundamental Comparables

› Comparability lies in growth rates, sizes, capital structures, and geographical revenue spreads

› CA Technologies (25%), ValueClick (25%), SS&C Technology (25%),

Acuity Brands (25%)

Metrics/Multiples

› For both groups of comparables, I chose the following weights:

Metric

EV/Revenue

EV/Gross Profit

EV/EBIT

EV/EBITDA

EV/(EBITDA-Capex)

EV/Unlevered FCF

P/E

Weight

10%

10%

0%

10%

20%

50%

0%

› FCF proxies: cash generation representative of competitive offering

› Remaining 30% on metrics that represent ability to generate revenues and sustain healthy margins

Final Relative Valuation

Final Relative Valuation

Multiple

EV/Revenue

Weight

Final Multiple

EV/Gross Profit

Weight

Final Multiple

EV/EBIT

Weight

Final Multiple

EV/EBITDA

Weight

Final Multiple

EV/(EBITDA-Capex)

Weight

Final Multiple

EV/Levered FCF

Weight

Final Multiple

P/E

Weight

Final Multiple

Price Target

Pre-Acquisition Price

Undervalued

$39.80

65.0%

$38.89

65.0%

$47.98

65.0%

$27.73

65.0%

Industry

$42.47

65.0%

$43.69

65.0%

$30.86

65.0%

Fundamentals

$39.70

35.0%

$43.28

35.0%

$26.55

35.0%

$31.68

35.0%

$33.20

35.0%

$38.77

35.0%

$21.49

35.0%

Final Implied Price Final Weight

$41.50

$43.55

$29.35

$36.96

$36.90

$44.76

10.00%

10.00%

0.00%

10.00%

20.00%

50.00%

$25.55

$41.96

33.92

23.70%

0.00%

Final Valuation

Final Price Target

Discounted Free Cash Flow

Comparable Analysis

Current Price

Final Price Target

Implied Price

$45.38

$41.96

Weight

50%

50%

$33.92

$43.67

Given JDA’s current acquisition situation, how relevant is this information?

What else can we look at to gain insights into JDA’s acquisition valuation?

Comparable Acquisition Analysis

› Four enterprise software acquisitions: look at relevant metrics that may give insights into fair valuation for the JDA acquisition…

› Weights

Product: SCM Software CRM Software HCM Software HCM Software

Acquired By: SAP Oracle IBM SAP

Price: $4.3B $1.5B $1.3B $3.4B

Relevant Metrics

› Acquisition Price Premium

› Merger Arbitrage Spread

Comparable Acquisitions Analysis

(All Numbers in T housands)

Weight

Pricing

Pre-Acquisition Price

Acquisition Price

Buyout Spread

Post Buyout Minimum

Post Buyout Maximum

Midpoint

EV Calculations

Total Debt

Less Cash & Cash Equivalents

Net Debt

Diluted Shares Outstanding

Market Cap Pre Buyout

Market Cap Post Buyout

EV Pre Buyout

EV Post Buyout

Comparable Metrics

Acquisition Price Premium

Risk (Merger Arbitrage Spread)

Min Max Median Weighted Average

$ 26.25

$ 40.00

$ 37.64

$ 46.00

$ 34.18

$ 44.00

$ 33.98

$ 43.80

JDA Software (11/1/12)

$33.92

$45.00

Ariba (5/21/12)

40%

RightNow

Technologies (10/24/11)

20%

Kenexa (8/27/12)

20%

SuccessFactors (12/3/11)

20%

$37.64

$45.00

$35.96

$43.00

$32.39

$46.00

$26.25

$40.00

39.64

39.97

39.81

0

(362,430)

(248,331)

27,415.17

273,484

(82,758)

(55,247)

99,510.00

13,756

(221,431)

(148,119)

58,630.62

887,977

1,261,098

832,730

1,205,851

19.6%

0.251%

45.79

45.98

45.89

3,745,556

4,477,950

3,551,026

4,283,420

52.4%

0.490%

43.51

44.11

43.81

1,699,579

2,394,821

1,524,560

2,219,802

30.8%

0.433%

43.36

43.88

43.62

40,502

(199,371)

(158,869)

68,739.28

2,355,649

3,001,328

2,196,780

2,842,459

30.6%

0.413%

44.72

44.85

44.79

273,484

(362,430)

(88,946)

42,811

1,452,153

1,926,500

1,363,207

1,837,554

32.7%

0.480%

44.37

45.22

44.80

0

(194,530)

(194,530)

99,510

3,745,556

4,477,950

3,551,026

4,283,420

19.6%

0.458%

42.65

43.00

42.83

175,000

(276,707)

(101,707)

33,064

1,188,974

1,421,744

1,087,267

1,320,037

19.6%

0.409%

45.79

45.98

45.89

27,511

(82,758)

(55,247)

27,415

887,977

1,261,098

832,730

1,205,851

42.0%

0.251%

39.64

39.97

39.81

0

(248,331)

(248,331)

84,197

2,210,183

3,367,898

1,961,852

3,119,567

52.4%

0.490%

Conclusion

› Final valuation PT: $43.67, a 3% discount to acquisition price

› JDA’s comparable acquisition metrics are in line with comps

› Bloomberg: 60+ enterprise software acquisitions since 2002median multiple of 16x EV/EBITDA

– JDA Acquisition: 11x EV/EBITDA

– Growth Rates

› In conclusion, I believe the JDA acquisition is fairly valued at $45 per share, $1.9B

Recommendation

› Due to JDA Software’s RedPrairie acquisition, I am happy to be forced to recommend a sell

– Svigals return: 50.2%, should we sell in the tender offer

– Tall Firs return: 48.8% (sold for $44.72 on Friday Nov. 9 th )

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