Deltic Timber Corporation Financial Analysis

Executive Summary

This paper demonstrates the use of real financial data in financial analysis in decision-making for potential investors. The objective is to carry out a broad financial analysis for Deltic Timber Corporation. It explores the various techniques and tools used for financial analysis. The study is based on a comparative analysis of historical data on the capital of Deltic Timber Corporation. The study concentrates on statistical highlights of this corporation’s ratio analysis (debt-to-equity, and gearing levels) and their relationship to financing.

In addition, percentages are used in the analysis to monitor changes over time. Graphs are also used to portray the trend of various variables in the study throughout the analysis. This analysis attempts to reflect on the financial analysis to make an informed deduction on the nature, structure, and form of capital capacity, operative profitability, and investor confidence.

The Economy of the US

The US economy has experienced growth in the GDP from 2006 to date, apart from a brief disruption due to the global economic meltdown in 2009.

Current 2006
GDP $15,094,000,000, $13,314,500,000
Inflation 2.7% 3.2%
Unemployment 7.7% 4.6%
Interest rate 0.5% 4.6%

As indicated in the table, it is apparent that the GDP of the US increased from $13.314 billion in 2006 to $15.094 billion in 2013. Moreover, the rate of Inflation declined significantly from 3.2% in 2006 to 2.7% in 2013. In the year 2013, the value-added prices increased by 2.1%. In the general manufacturing industry, the construction sector was one of the largest contributors to the acceleration of the value-added prices.

The Natural Resources and Construction Industry

Industry Characteristics

Deltic Timber Corporation operates in the natural resources and construction industry. Over the past decade, the industry has registered steady growth and the same is projected to grow further with the projected decline in the global recession. The key players in this industry include engineering firms, construction resource consultants, and suppliers. However, the industry has to cope with commodity prices rebound due to inflation in vital materials such timber. Thus, the current economic feasibility positioning largely depends on the primary drivers of the industry (Holmes 23).

Sales Characteristics

In the recent past, the industry has experienced increases in sales and revenue. This was as a result of the expansion of the business and the opening of new stores. The increase in sales was influenced by the improvement of services and the establishment of a new market niche in the recreational homes services. The incorporation’s net sales increased to $199,702 in 2013 from $121,847 in 2011. This represents a 57.9% increase in sales.

Sources and Uses of Funds

The sources of funding for this incorporation are debt funding and funds from shareholders. In addition, the incorporation resorts to other short-term financing plans such as expansion loans. The production, administration, and distribution channels take the largest part of the funds. In addition, the incorporation does allocate funds for advertisement and research as a strategy meant to improve the quality of their services (Eugene 28).

Causes of Changes in Industry Prospects

The timber construction industry is expected to grow rapidly in the future as demand for low-cost manufactured homes expands. Therefore, the incorporation is expected to further expand its revenues and sales due to the newly created market for green affordable houses in its line of production.

Deltic Timber Corporation

Background and History

Deltic Timber Corporation was founded in 1907. The incorporation has its headquarters in El Dorado, Arkansas. The incorporation has been active in the design and production of timber products that are distributed primarily through the incorporation-owned and independent retailers across the United States of America. Besides the manufacturing industry, the incorporation operates a Real Estate business in the regions of Hot Springs and Little Rock.

Organization of Management

The executive management of Deltic Timber Corporation is made up of five senior personnel. The total number of employees of the organization is more than 1000 personnel in their group of companies. Indicated below is the list of the top management team at the Deltic Timber Corporation.

Name Position
1 Mr. Ray Dillon President
Chief Executive Officer
2 Mr. Kenneth Mann Vice President
Chief Financial Officer
Treasurer
3 Mr. Kent Streeter Vice President
Operation
4 Mr. David Maghreblian Vice President
Real Estate
5 Mr. Jim Andrews Vice President
Secretary and General Counsel

Products

The incorporation has a series of products and services such as Timber Sales, Lumber, Real Estate, Timberland Management, timber Procurement, Lands for Sale, Chenal Country Club, and Wildlife Management. The most iconic and easily selling products in the Deltic Timber Corporation are the Real Estate and Timber Sales (Deltic Timber Corporation 5).

Market and Distribution Channels

The incorporation sells its products both in the state’s market and across the world. The foreign markets include Canada, Japan, Latin America, and Mexico among others. A large amount of net sales emanates from the US market. The net sales of the incorporation increased to $199,702 in 2013 from $121,847 in 2011. The only marketing risks that the incorporation faces are exchange rate fluctuations in the international markets, changes in customer preferences, and reduced demand as a result of economic fluctuations and barriers to trade (Deltic Timber Corporation 12).

Competition

The natural resources and construction industry in which the Deltic Timber Corporation operates is characterized by stiff competition. The three main competitors are American Woodmark Corporation, Koppers Holdings Inc., Louisiana-Pacific Corporation, and Masco Corporation. However, Deltic Timber Corporation has a greater competitive advantage than its competitors because it offers high-quality products and services.

Production Facilities

The main production facilities of the Deltic Timber Corporation are based in Arkansas, North Louisiana, Waldo, Ola, Hot Springs, and Little Rock. In addition, the incorporation has made use of independent suppliers based in foreign countries such as Japan and Mexico to expand and eat into new markets.

Promotional Activities

Since its establishment in 1907, the incorporation has spent millions of dollars in the research services department aimed at the creation of modern facilities in line with customer preferences. Through investment in new building technology, the incorporation has been able to design greenhouses that come with free services such as underground solar heating, wind fans, and efficient climate control roofing within its Real Estate segment. Moreover, the incorporation spent substantial amounts of money on advertisements and other promotional campaigns.

Acquisitions

The initial Deltic Timber Corporation was founded in 1907. Since then, the incorporation has been able to establish three independent business activities that include recreational services, real estate, and timber sales. These subsidiaries offer support services to each other. In the 2013 fiscal year, the incorporation acquired more than half of the Del-Tin Fiber plant in totality and its distribution chain. The “aggregate gross purchase price was $20 million and is exclusive of transaction costs, specified liabilities assumed and post-closing adjustments” (Deltic Timber Corporation 12). From the above acquisitions analysis of the Deltic Timber Corporation, it is apparent that the acquisition strategy has enabled the corporation to strengthen its market position.

Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements

The financial statements of the company are accompanied by 20 notes. The first note focuses on the accounting policies employed by the company when preparing the financial statements. The second note gives more information on the unauthorized transaction-related costs and recoveries.

The total amount of these transactions amounted to $7,500,000 for the period between 2009 and 2013. The third note gives information on accounts receivables. The fourth note gives information on inventories that is, raw materials, work in progress, finished goods, and reserves for obsolete inventory. The fifth note gives information on equipment and leasehold improvement. The sixth note gives the opening balances, capitalized software cost, accumulated amortization, and closing balances for product software and development expenditure. The seventh note gives information on current and deferred income taxes. The eighth note gives information on the credit facility of the company and the interest rates. The ninth note gives information on accrued liabilities. The next note gives information on product warranty obligation. Notes eleven and twelve give information on deferred compensation and interest expense.

Note thirteen and fourteen give information on income per common and common stock equivalent share and stock option. The fifteenth note gives information on the stock purchase agreement. Note sixteen gives additional information on the cash flow statement. Note seventeen gives the amount the company contributed to the employee benefit plans. The eighteenth note gives a breakdown of foreign sales and significant customers. Note nineteen and twenty give information on commitments, contingencies, and legal matters (Deltic Timber Corporation 12).

Historical Financial Statements

Income statement

Income statement

Balance sheet

Balance sheet

Continuation

Continuation

Cash flow

Cash flow

Continuation

Continuation

Trends in Growth and Variability

The table is presented in appendix 1.

Ratio Analysis

The table is presented in appendix 2.

Initial Pro Forma Financial Statements

In most entities, the Pro-forma financial statements are prepared before the occurrence of an anticipated major financial transaction such as an initial public offer and integrations.

Pro-Forma income statement

The preparation of the Pro-forma income statement will be based on several assumptions. Revenue will grow by 10%, cost of revenue will be 68% of the income earned while other expenses will grow at 9%. Finally, there will be no growth in interest expense. These estimations are based on the growth and trend indicated in the table above. The table presented in appendix 3 shows a summary of the Pro-forma income statement.

Pro-forma balance sheet

The table is presented in appendix 4.

Determination of the Cost of Equity

Cost of equity denotes the value of return shareholders require for their investment. Equity is a significant component of the capital structure. It is worth noting that the amount of debt in the capital structure has an impact on the cost of equity. A high amount of debt increases the risk of equity, thus increasing the risk premium that shareholders will require for their investment. The cost of equity is computed using the capital asset pricing model.

Capital Assets Pricing Model

The required rate of return will be computed using the capital asset pricing model (CAPM). The model is an identity that calculates the required rate of rate by adding a risk premium to the risk-free rate of return. The model takes into account risks arising from the market in which the asset trades. The systematic risk is represented by the beta factor. It gives the amount of risk. The risk premium is the product of the price of risk and the amount of risk.

Cost of equity = risk-free rate of return + beta * risk premium

Risk-free rate

A risk-free rate is the rate of interest that does not have risks such as interest risk fluctuations, default risk, re-investment risk, and currency fluctuations. For the analysis, the interest rate for a 10 year US treasury bond will be the risk-free rate of return. The rate is 3.41%.

Beta

The beta of an asset measures the volatility of a company’s stock relative to the changes in the market. Regression analysis will be used to estimate the value of beta. The results of regression analysis are presented below. The data for the return on shares is presented in appendix 5.

Regression results

SUMMARY OUTPUT
Regression Statistics
Multiple R 0.50821
R Square 0.25828
Adjusted R Square 0.24526
Standard Error 0.08708
Observations 59
ANOVA
Df SS MS F Significance F
Regression 1 0.1505 0.15052 19.848 4E-05
Residual 57 0.4323 0.00758
Total 58 0.5828
Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 95.0% Upper 95.0%
Intercept -0.0049 0.0121 -0.4016 0.6895 -0.0292 0.0194 -0.029 0.0194
X Variable 1 1.02487 0.23 4.45511 4E-05 0.5642 1.4855 0.564 1.4855

Based on the results of the regression, the value of beta is 1.02487.

Expected Rate of Return on a Security

The expected return on a security is 7.16%. The table is presented in appendix 6.

Expected Return on the Market

The expected return on the market portfolio is 9.33%. The data are presented in appendix 7.

Market risk premium

Risk premium can be defined as the incentives for investing in a risky asset. The risk premium is the amount over and above the risk-free rate of return. Thus, it will be the difference between the expected return on the market portfolio and the risk-free rate.

Market premium = expected return on market portfolio – risk free rate

= 9.33% – 3.41% = 5.92%

Calculation of Cost of Capital

Cost of equity = risk free rate of return + beta * risk premium

= 3.41% + (1.02487 * 5.92%) = 9.4772%

Determination of the Cost of Debt

Cost of debt = (risk free rate + default spread) (1 – t)

Risk free rate = 3.41%

Default spread = 0.6

Tax rate = 34% (corporate tax in the US is 34%)

Substitute the values (3.41% + 0.6)0.66 = 2.646%

Determination of the Weighted Cost of Capital

Source of funds Amount Proportion Cost of capital
1 Debt 90 25.28% 2.65%
2 Equity valuation 266 74.87% 9.48%
Total 356.00 WACC 7.77%

Valuation

The valuation will be based on several assumptions. First, the growth rate will be 10% during the high growth rate period followed by 8% and 5%during the low growth rate period. The tax rate is 30%. The operating margin is 17.86% of sales while the EBIT margin is 19.44%. The table presented below shows the summary of the valuations.

10% 10% 8% 8%
Operating profit 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Sales 199,702 219672.2 241639.4 237246 260970.6
EBIT – using operating margin 17.86% 35666.78 39233.45 43156.8 42372.13 46609.34
(1 – T) 66.00% 66.00% 66.00% 66.00% 66.00% 66.00%
NOPAT 23540.07 25894.08 28483.49 27965.61 30762.17
Dep. & Amortization percentage 4.21% 8407.454 9248.2 10173.02 9988.056 10986.86
Investment in total operating capital
NOWC % of sales 34.34% 68577.67 75435.43 82978.98 81470.27 89617.29
Change in NOWC 16321 6857.767 7543.543 -1508.71 8147.027
Gross invest. in operating LT assets % of sales 68.22% 136236.7 149860.4 164846.4 161849.2 178034.1
CAPEX = change gross invest in operating LT assets 9603.21
OFCF: using change total gross operating capital 1975.34 34333.45 39231.8 40724.13 42307.34

Therefore, the cash flows generated above will be used to calculate the net presented value using the weighted average cost of capital.

Year 1 2 3 4 5
Cash flow 24333.45 29231.8 30724.13 32307.34 34531.81
Discount factor at 7.75% 0.928 0.861 0.7993 0.742 0.689
Present value 22581.44 25168.58 24557.8 23972.05 23792.42 120072.3
Value of the firm 120670.9
Less debt -90,000
Less PS -29,260
Value of common equity 812
Shares outstanding 13
An estimated price of the stock 62.48325

The current market price of the firm’s stock is $66.58. The estimated price is $62.48. This implies that the price of the stock is undervalued. Therefore, there is a high probability that the price will rise.

Optimal capital structure

The calculation of the optimal capital structure will be based on the following assumptions.

Assumptions Cost of debt
From 0 to 50 million 4.00%
From 50 to 100 million 5.00%
From 100 to 150 million 8.00%
From 150 to 200 million 10.00%
From 200 to 250 million 12.00%

Other data

Total assets 411.34
Beta 1.0248
Risk-free rate 3.41%
Market risk premium 5.92%
CAPM 9.48%
Tax 34%

The table presented below shows sensitivity analysis and estimation of the optimal capital structure.

WACC Weights of equity Weight of debt Beta Debt/equity Cost of equity Cost of debt Total liability and equity
9.48% 100% 0% 0.78488 0% 9.48% 0.00 4% 345.34
9.45% 90% 10% 0.86608 11% 10.05% 30.00 4% 367.34
9.30% 80% 20% 0.94728 25% 10.62% 60.00 4% 389.34
9.64% 75% 25% 1.02848 33% 11.19% 90.00 5% 411.34
9.06% 60% 40% 1.10968 67% 11.76% 120.00 5% 433.34
10.17% 50% 50% 1.19088 100% 12.33% 150.00 8% 455.34
9.96% 40% 60% 1.27208 150% 12.90% 180.00 8% 477.34
11.04% 30% 70% 1.35328 233% 13.47% 210.00 10% 499.34
10.81% 20% 80% 1.43448 400% 14.04% 240.00 10% 521.34
12.26% 10% 90% 1.51568 900% 14.61% 270.00 12% 543.34

Based on the table above, it can be noted that the optimal capital is at the point the weighted average cost of capital is 9.06%.

Summary and Conclusion

The nature of a company defies its financial position. Comprehensive analysis of the financial performance of a company like Deltic Timber Corporation may prove complex since it operates more than one segment existing independently of the other. As indicated in the above analysis, it is apparent that the profitability of this multinational company has remained steady despite slight variances noted across the five years.

Despite dismal performance in 2010, Deltic Timber Corporation has exhibited steady capital structure and dividend though earnings per share declined. From the ratio analysis, it is apparent that the company is in a steady position to benefit from competitive advantage, while at the same time expanding without serious difficulties as it has displayed consistency in performance over the years.

Works Cited

Deltic Timber Corporation 2013, Annual Report 2013. Web.

Eugene, Brigham. Financial management theory and practice, USA: South-Western Cengage Learning, 2009. Print.

Holmes, Green. Interpreting company reports, New York: Harlow, 2008. Print.

Appendices

Appendix 1 growth

2004-12 2005-12 2006-12 2007-12 2008-12 2009-12 2010-12 2011-12 2012-12 2013-12 Latest Qtr
Revenue %
Year over Year 5.26 18.54 -9.05 -16.23 0.99 -13.52 26.44 -13.96 15.64 41.73 10.06
3-Year Average 10.24 17.22 4.31 -3.34 -8.37 -9.89 3.36 -2.02 7.95 12.14
5-Year Average 2.72 8.98 7.63 4.18 -0.81 -4.64 -3.4 -4.47 1.9 9.05
10-Year Average 5.88 2.1 1.93 -1.03 2.6 1.4 3.03 4
Operating Income %
Year over Year -2.5 9.3 -28.7 6.61 -62.4 -21.79 205.09 -58.35 129.68 108.17 -11.44
3-Year Average 14.93 34.89 -8.75 -5.99 -34.13 -32.06 -3.55 -0.2 42.91 25.81
5-Year Average -3.09 7.71 3.42 13.29 -21.16 -24.56 -7.37 -16.81 -3.01 36.58
10-Year Average 0.45 -2.46 -8.53 -14.49 -0.11 -7.25 4.82 3.77
Net Income %
Year over Year 33.94 24.54 -22.01 -1.87 -60.54 -15.88 236.14 -78.55 247.31 183.62
3-Year Average 5.31 9.17 -1.59 -32.91 -31.2 3.72 -15.35 35.79 28.32
5-Year Average 1.35 1.38 2.56 -12.82 -20.56 -3.11 -25.16 -3.63 42.97
10-Year Average -1.52 -3.94 -6.41 -10.27 -0.89 -12.39 11.65
EPS %
Year over Year 31.51 21.88 -23.93 -60.67 -14.29 230 -78.79 247.62 180.82 -52.27
3-Year Average 13.88 6.83 -2.49 -33.12 -30.41 3.61 -15.66 34.5 27.46
5-Year Average 6.83 4.7 6.49 -13.67 -20.76 -3.29 -25.09 -3.89 42.41
10-Year Average -1.45 -3.64 -3.11 -7.99 0.63 -10.68 10.88

Appendix 2 – ratios

Margins % of Sales 2004-12 2005-12 2006-12 2007-12 2008-12 2009-12 2010-12 2011-12 2012-12 2013-12 TTM
Revenue 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
COGS 66.42 69.44 69.52 63.67 72.54 71.37 65.95 71.67 67.21 65.47 68.04
Gross Margin 33.58 30.56 30.48 36.33 27.46 28.63 34.05 28.33 32.79 34.53 31.96
SG&A 8.78 8.15 9.26 11.99 10.84 12.12 12.06 12.52 13.08 9.53 8.91
R&D
Other 7.88 6.82 9 8.78 10.83 11.26 9.35 9.69 7.55 7.14 8.13
Operating Margin 16.92 15.6 12.23 15.56 5.79 5.24 12.65 6.12 12.16 17.86 14.92
Net Int Inc & Other -3.62 -3.29 -0.4 -1.19 -1.65 -0.99 0.58 -3.01 -2.2 1.58 -2.2
EBT Margin 13.3 12.31 11.82 14.38 4.15 4.25 13.22 3.11 9.96 19.44 12.73
Profitability
Tax Rate % 38.29 29.92 37.46 39.74 18.39 22.52 33.79 29.82 34.2 32.54 34.09
Net Margin % 8.21 8.62 7.4 8.66 3.38 3.29 8.75 2.18 6.55 13.12 8.39
Asset Turnover (Average) 0.46 0.54 0.48 0.39 0.39 0.33 0.41 0.36 0.41 0.52 0.46
Return on Assets % 3.74 4.64 3.54 3.4 1.32 1.07 3.57 0.78 2.66 6.85 3.88
Financial Leverage (Average) 1.67 1.6 1.56 1.51 1.57 1.63 1.49 1.51 1.52 1.54 1.97
Return on Equity % 6.56 7.57 5.58 5.22 2.03 1.72 5.56 1.16 4.02 10.51 7.07
Return on Invested Capital % 5.52 6.82 5.08 4.83 2.84 2.21 4.88 1.86 4.06 8.99 5.22
Interest Coverage 2.25 6.2 1.94 4.43 9.48 6.58
Cash Flow Ratios
Operating Cash Flow Growth % YOY -4.39 0.26 -9.22 -27.86 -23.23 -21.99 70.85 -49.34 64.51 74.99
Free Cash Flow Growth % YOY 13.75 -47.59 16.7 -33.42 -89.01 58.41 369.03
Cap-Ex as a % of Sales 17.02 19.75 18.04 16.04 22.6 25.48 8.44 10.49 15 14.18 10.67
Free Cash Flow/Sales % 13.27 5.87 7.53 5.98 -5.86 -10.38 11.96 1.53 2.09 6.92 6.1
Free Cash Flow/Net Income 1.62 0.68 1.02 0.69 -1.73 -3.15 1.37 0.7 0.32 0.53 0.73
Liquidity/Financial Health
Current Ratio 1.66 1.57 2.15 1.46 1.42 1.41 1.16 1.28 1.43 1.25 1.75
Quick Ratio 0.83 0.7 1.47 0.93 0.62 0.74 0.54 0.72 0.85 0.54 0.97
Financial Leverage 1.67 1.6 1.56 1.51 1.57 1.63 1.49 1.51 1.52 1.54 1.97
Debt/Equity 0.46 0.38 0.34 0.31 0.36 0.42 0.29 0.28 0.27 0.34 0.78
Efficiency
Days Sales Outstanding 13.78 13.75 12.34 11.51 9.77 12.84 12.23 14.12 13.08 11.52 19.99
Days Inventory 21.95 20.67 21.95 25.21 24.6 28.37 23.4 21.76 17.82 24.19 29.53
Payables Period 13.26 16.75 18.06 14.62 8.52 10.39 10.2 8.91 7.42 14.21 14.71
Cash Conversion Cycle 22.47 17.67 16.22 22.1 25.85 30.82 25.44 26.97 23.48 21.51 34.81
Receivables Turnover 26.48 26.54 29.58 31.71 37.37 28.43 29.84 25.86 27.91 31.68 18.26
Inventory Turnover 16.63 17.66 16.63 14.48 14.83 12.87 15.6 16.77 20.48 15.09 12.36
Fixed Assets Turnover 0.99 4.43 1.06 0.52 0.52 0.44 0.96 3.88 0.95 1.17 1.1
Asset Turnover 0.46 0.54 0.48 0.39 0.39 0.33 0.41 0.36 0.41 0.52 0.46

Appendix 3

Proforma income statement

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Revenue 220 242 266.2 292.82 322.102
Cost of revenue 149.6 164.56 181.016 199.1176 219.0294
Gross profit 70.4 77.44 85.184 93.7024 103.0726
Operating expenses
Sales, general and administrative expenses 20.71 22.5739 24.60555 26.82005 29.23386
Other operating expenses 15.26 16.6334 18.13041 19.76214 21.54074
Total operating expenses 35.97 39.2073 42.73596 46.58219 50.77459
Operating income 39.6 43.56 47.916 52.7076 57.97836
Interest expense 5 5.5 6.05 6.655 7.3205
Other income 8 8.8 9.68 10.648 11.7128
Income before taxes 39 42.9 47.19 51.909 57.0999
Provision for income taxes 13 12.87 14.157 15.5727 17.12997
Net income from continuing operation 26 30.03 33.033 36.3363 39.96993
Net income 26 30.03 33.033 36.3363 39.96993

Appendix 4

Proforma balance sheet

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Assets
Current assets
Cash
Cash and cash equivalent 4.4 4.84 5.324 5.8564 6.44204
Total cash 4.4 4.84 5.324 5.8564 6.44204
Receivables 7.7 8.47 9.317 10.2487 11.27357
Inventories 13.2 14.52 15.972 17.5692 19.32612
Deferred income taxes
Prepaid expenses 3.3 3.63 3.993 4.3923 4.83153
Other current assets
Total current assets 29.7 32.67 35.937 39.5307 43.48377
Non-current assets
Property, plant, and equipment
Gross property, plant 195.8 215.38 236.918 260.6098 286.6708
Accumulated Depreciation -113.3 -124.63 -137.093 -150.802 -165.883
Net property, plant, and equipment 82.5 90.75 99.825 109.8075 120.7883
Equity and other investments 63.8 70.18 77.198 84.9178 93.40958
Other long-term assets 276.1 303.71 334.081 367.4891 404.238
Total non-current assets 422.4 464.64 511.104 562.2144 618.4358
Total assets 452.1 497.31 547.041 601.7451 661.9196
Liabilities and stockholder equity
Liabilities
Current liabilities
Short-term debt
Accounts payable 8.8 9.68 10.648 11.7128 12.88408
Taxes payable 3.3 3.63 3.993 4.3923 4.83153
Accrued liabilities 1.1 1.21 1.331 1.4641 1.61051
Deferred revenues 4.4 4.84 5.324 5.8564 6.44204
Other current liability 5.5 6.05 6.655 7.3205 8.05255
Total current liabilities 24.2 26.62 29.282 32.2102 35.43122
Non-current liabilities
Long-term debt 99 108.9 119.79 131.769 144.9459
Deferred taxes liabilities 8.8 9.68 10.648 11.7128 12.88408
Deferred revenues 1.1 1.21 1.331 1.4641 1.61051
Pensions and other benefits 23.1 25.41 27.951 30.7461 33.82071
Other long-term liabilities 4.4 4.84 5.324 5.8564 6.44204
Total non-current liabilities 135.3 148.83 163.713 180.0843 198.0927
Total liabilities 159.5 175.45 192.995 212.2945 233.524
Stockholders’ equity
Common stock 0 0 0 0 0
Additional paid-in capital 93.5 102.85 113.135 124.4485 136.8934
Retained earnings 209 229.9 252.89 278.179 305.9969
Treasury stock -6.6 -7.26 -7.986 -8.7846 -9.66306
Accumulated other compensations -3.3 -3.63 -3.993 -4.3923 -4.83153
Total stockholders’ equity 292.6 321.86 354.046 389.4506 428.3957

Appendix 5

Return on shares

Deltic Nasdaq
-20.71% -6.68%
25.88% 10.94%
6.92% 12.35%
-20.11% 3.32%
5.62% 3.42%
26.77% 7.82%
13.76% 1.54%
-10.40% 5.64%
-7.13% -3.64%
-9.91% 4.86%
20.84% 5.81%
-2.76% -5.37%
2.47% 4.23%
-4.13% 7.14%
19.47% 2.64%
-11.97% -8.29%
-9.61% -6.55%
9.53% 6.90%
-10.67% -6.24%
9.74% 12.04%
4.18% 5.86%
11.59% -0.37%
8.32% 6.19%
6.49% 1.78%
1.43% 3.04%
9.98% -0.04%
1.43% 3.32%
-15.05% -1.33%
-6.66% -2.18%
-3.41% -0.62%
12.63% -6.42%
2.32% -6.36%
13.43% 11.14%
-5.26% -2.39%
-5.72% -0.58%
12.82% 8.01%
-4.17% 5.44%
-2.94% 4.20%
-3.49% -1.46%
-8.84% -7.19%
9.66% 3.81%
1.36% 0.15%
-0.64% 4.34%
6.39% 1.61%
3.99% -4.46%
1.86% 1.11%
2.28% 0.31%
2.75% 4.06%
-1.48% 0.57%
-3.75% 3.40%
-9.08% 1.88%
1.15% 3.82%
-8.37% -1.52%
4.34% 6.56%
-0.13% -1.01%
8.30% 5.06%
-1.93% 3.93%
-1.20% 3.58%
7.81% 2.87%

Appendix 6

Expected return on security

Date Share price return
02-01-09 38.2
02-02-09 30.29 -20.71% -1.73%
02-03-09 38.13 25.88% 2.16%
01-04-09 40.77 6.92% 0.58%
01-05-09 32.57 -20.11% -1.68%
01-06-09 34.4 5.62% 0.47%
01-07-09 43.61 26.77% 2.23%
03-08-09 49.61 13.76% 1.15%
01-09-09 44.45 -10.40% -0.87%
01-10-09 41.28 -7.13% -0.59%
02-11-09 37.19 -9.91% -0.83%
01-12-09 44.94 20.84% 1.74%
04-01-10 43.7 -2.76% -0.23%
01-02-10 44.78 2.47% 0.21%
01-03-10 42.93 -4.13% -0.34%
01-04-10 51.29 19.47% 1.62%
03-05-10 45.15 -11.97% -1.00%
01-06-10 40.81 -9.61% -0.80%
01-07-10 44.7 9.53% 0.79%
02-08-10 39.93 -10.67% -0.89%
01-09-10 43.82 9.74% 0.81%
01-10-10 45.65 4.18% 0.35%
01-11-10 50.94 11.59% 0.97%
01-12-10 55.18 8.32% 0.69%
03-01-11 58.76 6.49% 0.54%
01-02-11 59.6 1.43% 0.12%
01-03-11 65.55 9.98% 0.83%
01-04-11 66.49 1.43% 0.12%
02-05-11 56.48 -15.05% -1.25%
01-06-11 52.72 -6.66% -0.55%
01-07-11 50.92 -3.41% -0.28%
01-08-11 57.35 12.63% 1.05%
01-09-11 58.68 2.32% 0.19%
03-10-11 66.56 13.43% 1.12%
01-11-11 63.06 -5.26% -0.44%
01-12-11 59.45 -5.72% -0.48%
03-01-12 67.07 12.82% 1.07%
01-02-12 64.27 -4.17% -0.35%
01-03-12 62.38 -2.94% -0.25%
02-04-12 60.2 -3.49% -0.29%
01-05-12 54.88 -8.84% -0.74%
01-06-12 60.18 9.66% 0.80%
02-07-12 61 1.36% 0.11%
01-08-12 60.61 -0.64% -0.05%
04-09-12 64.48 6.39% 0.53%
01-10-12 67.05 3.99% 0.33%
01-11-12 68.3 1.86% 0.16%
03-12-12 69.86 2.28% 0.19%
02-01-13 71.78 2.75% 0.23%
01-02-13 70.72 -1.48% -0.12%
01-03-13 68.07 -3.75% -0.31%
01-04-13 61.89 -9.08% -0.76%
01-05-13 62.6 1.15% 0.10%
03-06-13 57.36 -8.37% -0.70%
01-07-13 59.85 4.34% 0.36%
01-08-13 59.77 -0.13% -0.01%
03-09-13 64.73 8.30% 0.69%
01-10-13 63.48 -1.93% -0.16%
01-11-13 62.72 -1.20% -0.10%
02-12-13 67.62 7.81% 0.65%
annual return 7.16%

Appendix 7

Expected return on the market

Date Price Return
02-01-09 1476.42
02-02-09 1377.84 -6.68% -0.56%
02-03-09 1528.59 10.94% 0.91%
01-04-09 1717.3 12.35% 1.03%
01-05-09 1774.33 3.32% 0.28%
01-06-09 1835.04 3.42% 0.29%
01-07-09 1978.5 7.82% 0.65%
03-08-09 2009.06 1.54% 0.13%
01-09-09 2122.42 5.64% 0.47%
01-10-09 2045.11 -3.64% -0.30%
02-11-09 2144.6 4.86% 0.41%
01-12-09 2269.15 5.81% 0.48%
04-01-10 2147.35 -5.37% -0.45%
01-02-10 2238.26 4.23% 0.35%
01-03-10 2397.96 7.14% 0.59%
01-04-10 2461.19 2.64% 0.22%
03-05-10 2257.04 -8.29% -0.69%
01-06-10 2109.24 -6.55% -0.55%
01-07-10 2254.7 6.90% 0.57%
02-08-10 2114.03 -6.24% -0.52%
01-09-10 2368.62 12.04% 1.00%
01-10-10 2507.41 5.86% 0.49%
01-11-10 2498.23 -0.37% -0.03%
01-12-10 2652.87 6.19% 0.52%
03-01-11 2700.08 1.78% 0.15%
01-02-11 2782.27 3.04% 0.25%
01-03-11 2781.07 -0.04% 0.00%
01-04-11 2873.54 3.32% 0.28%
02-05-11 2835.3 -1.33% -0.11%
01-06-11 2773.52 -2.18% -0.18%
01-07-11 2756.38 -0.62% -0.05%
01-08-11 2579.46 -6.42% -0.53%
01-09-11 2415.4 -6.36% -0.53%
03-10-11 2684.41 11.14% 0.93%
01-11-11 2620.34 -2.39% -0.20%
01-12-11 2605.15 -0.58% -0.05%
03-01-12 2813.84 8.01% 0.67%
01-02-12 2966.89 5.44% 0.45%
01-03-12 3091.57 4.20% 0.35%
02-04-12 3046.36 -1.46% -0.12%
01-05-12 2827.34 -7.19% -0.60%
01-06-12 2935.05 3.81% 0.32%
02-07-12 2939.52 0.15% 0.01%
01-08-12 3066.96 4.34% 0.36%
04-09-12 3116.23 1.61% 0.13%
01-10-12 2977.23 -4.46% -0.37%
01-11-12 3010.24 1.11% 0.09%
03-12-12 3019.51 0.31% 0.03%
02-01-13 3142.13 4.06% 0.34%
01-02-13 3160.19 0.57% 0.05%
01-03-13 3267.52 3.40% 0.28%
01-04-13 3328.79 1.88% 0.16%
01-05-13 3455.91 3.82% 0.32%
03-06-13 3403.25 -1.52% -0.13%
01-07-13 3626.37 6.56% 0.55%
01-08-13 3589.87 -1.01% -0.08%
03-09-13 3771.48 5.06% 0.42%
01-10-13 3919.71 3.93% 0.33%
01-11-13 4059.89 3.58% 0.30%
02-12-13 4176.59 2.87% 0.24%
annual return 9.33%

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