Mzansi Maize Milling — Exit Strategy & Investor Returns
Investors have multiple credible exit pathways led by a trade sale to a strategic acquirer, with an indicative Year-5 equity value of R195–248 million — 5.6x to 7.1x the initial R35 million equity investment…
Section 10 · Business Plan
Exit Strategy & Investor Returns
Investors have multiple credible exit pathways led by a trade sale to a strategic acquirer, with an indicative Year-5 equity value of R195–248 million — 5.6x to 7.1x the initial R35 million equity investment…
10.1 Exit Options
Investors in MMM have multiple credible exit pathways, reflecting the attractive characteristics of the South African food manufacturing sector:
10.2 Indicative Valuation
Based on comparable transactions and public company multiples in the South African food manufacturing sector, MMM’s indicative valuation at Year 5 exit is estimated as follows:
| Valuation Method | Multiple / Rate | Implied Value (ZAR M) | Equity Value (ZAR M) |
|---|---|---|---|
| EV/EBITDA (Peer Average) | 5.5–6.5x | R226–R267 | R200–R241 |
| EV/Revenue | 1.0–1.2x | R228–R274 | R202–R248 |
| DCF (WACC 15%) | Terminal growth 3% | R252 | R226 |
| Dividend Discount Model | Ke = 18% | R195 | R195 |
The implied equity value at Year 5 ranges from R195 million to R248 million, representing a multiple of 5.6x to 7.1x on the initial equity investment of R35 million. This translates to an equity IRR of 22–30% depending on the exit multiple achieved.
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