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CFA Research Challenge, Team L


                                                      Team L

      Sustainable Growth of Park 24
         Agenda
              ■Investment        Summary & Company Overview
              ■Reasons
                  Expected High Growth of TPS Sales
                  Diversification
                  Strong Balance Sheet
              ■Valuation
              ■Risks
              ■Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.




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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                        Investment Summary & Company Overview

                                                                       Recommendation
   Market Price
                                                                              BUY
   As of September 28
                                        1,278


   Target Price                         1,673
                                                                                   31%
                                                                           Upside Potential

2000
                                                                                          Target Price
1600

1200

800

400

  0                                                                                    (the past half decade)
   Oct-07 Feb-08 Jun-08 Oct-08 Feb-09 Jun-09 Oct-09 Feb-10 Jun-10 Oct-10 Feb-11 Jun-11 Oct-11 Feb-12 Jun-12 Oct-12


                      Summary             Reasons           Valuation             Risks          Conclusion
  3
Park 24 Co., Ltd.             Investment Summary & Company Overview


     Top Coin Parking Company in Japan
                 Competitor Comparison (Sales)
                         Park24
           Mitsui Fudosan Realty          42,198            124,080
   NIHON PARKING CORPORATION
  NIPPON PARKING DEVELOPMENT
                     TRUST PARK
                         Paraca
Parking Management Organization                            Millions of JPY
    Competitor Comparison (Number of Parking Spaces)
                         Park24
           Mitsui Fudosan Realty         133,039                  473,261
   NIHON PARKING CORPORATION
  NIPPON PARKING DEVELOPMENT
                     TRUST PARK
                         Paraca
Parking Management Organization

               Summary       Reasons   Valuation   Risks         Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.    Investment Summary & Company Overview


         Why they are top in Japan ?


    • Scale Merits
    • Strong Business Model
    • Marketing Power




           Summary   Reasons   Valuation   Risks   Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.               Investment Summary & Company Overview


                     Business Portfolio(2011)
     Parking Business,102,700                                             (Million of


                            OTHER                              RENT-A-CAR
                        BUSINESS, 3,800                      SERVICE, 20,400
    MANAGEMENT
         OF                                   Mobility
    PARKING, 981,0                        business, 22,000
                                                                       CAR SHARING
          0
                                                                       SERVICE, 1,600



     Parking Business                      Mobility business
     ・Standard Times(ST)                   ・RENT-A-CAR SERVICE
     ・Times Partner Service(TPS)           ・CAR SHARING SERVICE(TIMES
                                           PLUS)
                Summary       Reasons         Valuation        Risks         Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.              Investment Summary & Company Overview


                          Business Performance
       (Million of yen)
160,000
140,000
120,000
100,000
    80,000
    60,000
    40,000
    20,000
         0
               2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012E
             Other Business  Parking Business Mobility business Sales

                    Summary    Reasons   Valuation    Risks    Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.




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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                 Reasons

           3 Factors of sustainable Growth

          Parking Business


                             Diversification


                                      Strong Balance Sheet
    Parking Business           Diversification         Strong Balance Sheet

                  Summary   Reasons        Valuation   Risks       Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.




          Parking Business


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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                              Reasons

                        Parking Business Model
                             TPS ST (Standard Times)
                                 (Times Partner Service)
                                    Free Parking Ticket
     Land Owner
            Shop                                                     Customer of
                                                                      Customer
                             Land                    Parking Price
                                                     Special Fee       of Times
                                                                        Shop


                                                                Parking Fee
                                                                      Customer
                      management           Fee                         of Times
     Payment of a rental
     Contract                    Park24.Co
                                                                Providing Parking Service

     Parking Business                  Diversification               Strong Balance Sheet

                   Summary          Reasons        Valuation         Risks       Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                             Reasons


                 Estimation of the Parking Sales
     100000

     90000                                      ST
     80000

     70000

     60000                              TPS
     50000

     40000
                                                             TPS overtake ST
     30000

     20000

     10000

          0

              2011 2012E 2013E 2014E 2015E 2016E 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E 2021E 2022E
                                         ST          TPS
     Parking Business                   Diversification             Strong Balance Sheet

                    Summary         Reasons          Valuation      Risks       Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                  Reasons

                        Expanding TPS Business
        There are 3 Reasons Why TPS Business Expand

              1. Sufficient Market Size

              2. Win-Win Business Model

              3. Stable Contracts
     Parking Business            Diversification         Strong Balance Sheet

                   Summary    Reasons        Valuation   Risks       Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                                     Reasons

                        Sufficient Market Size


           Present                    Room to Develop
      Market Size

        Potential
      Market Size
                         0   1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000
                                                                                          (Million of yen)
                                                             Source: Based on the Student Estimates.

     Parking Business               Diversification                   Strong Balance Sheet

                   Summary     Reasons          Valuation            Risks               Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                  Reasons

                        Win-Win Business Model

                               Gathering market information
                               Outsourcing
                               Monetization


                               TONIC
                               Provide Parking Management
                               Profit Sharing

     Parking Business            Diversification         Strong Balance Sheet

                   Summary    Reasons        Valuation   Risks       Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                           Reasons
     TONIC System Gathers Information
                        (Times Online Network & Information Center)
                                                  TONIC
                                                  Provide Parking management
                                                  Profit Sharing




                                                       Get Customers
                 TONIC
                CENTER                               Specific Information


     Parking Business                  Diversification            Strong Balance Sheet

                   Summary         Reasons         Valuation     Risks        Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                    Reasons

 Parking Management & Paying Cash for Stores
                                         TONIC
                                         Provide Parking Management
                                         Profit Sharing



                                                          Shop
                                                              Cost
                        Profits
                                                     TPS
                                                     Park

     Parking Business             Diversification          Strong Balance Sheet

                   Summary    Reasons         Valuation   Risks        Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                 Reasons

                            Stable Contracts
Cancellation
   Rate            TPS           4.81%
                                                    ST           10.24%




  Number
    of
                   TPS                              ST
Cancellation


    Parking Business             Diversification         Strong Balance Sheet

                  Summary     Reasons        Valuation   Risks       Conclusion
Park 24 Co., Ltd.




             Diversification


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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                  Reasons

         Park 24 Develops Business Portfolio


                                                   Park 24 Expands
Parking                                             Business Portfolio.
                    ST             TPS             With the FCF from
                                                    Standard Times.



      Parking Business           Diversification          Strong Balance Sheet

                    Summary   Reasons        Valuation   Risks        Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                                        Reasons

            Sales of Parking will grow Stably
                            Estimated Sales of ST + TPS (Million )
       200,000
                                                                                            24.90%
       180,000
       160,000                                                                              24.70%
       140,000
                                                                                            24.50%
       120,000
       100,000
        80,000
                                                 TPS                                        24.30%

                                                                                            24.10%
        60,000
                                                                                            23.90%
        40,000
        20,000
            0
                                                              ST                            23.70%

                                                                                            23.50%
                 2011 2012E 2013E 2014E 2015E 2016E 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E 2021E 2022E

                                   ST      TPS    SUM        G.I. margin (%)

     Parking Business                      Diversification                     Strong Balance Sheet

                    Summary             Reasons         Valuation              Risks       Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                    Reasons

          Park 24 expands Business Portfolio


                                                   New Business
Parking
                                                    Portfolio: “Mobility”
                    ST          TPS
                                                   Mobility Business;
Mobility                                            Rental Cars and
                  Rental        Car                 Car Sharing.
                   Cars       Sharing


      Parking Business           Diversification            Strong Balance Sheet

                    Summary   Reasons        Valuation     Risks        Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                    Reasons

              Park 24 expands Business Portfolio
        Rental Cars




           Car Sharing


                                                  Parking Business

                                Synergy Effects are Expected
     Parking Business           Diversification            Strong Balance Sheet

                   Summary   Reasons        Valuation      Risks       Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                 Reasons

              Park 24 expands Business Portfolio
        Rental Cars



                1. Park 24 can set up Rental Cars
                    Spot and Car Sharing Station
           Car Sharing
                    with cheap cost.
                                     Parking Business
                2. Customers of Rental Cars and Car
                    Sharing Use Times. are Expected
                            Synergy Effects
     Parking Business           Diversification         Strong Balance Sheet

                   Summary   Reasons        Valuation   Risks       Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.




     Strong Balance Sheet


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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                         Strong Balance Sheet

           Given the Expected Steady CF, and Strong B/S
 ( x)                                          Leverage
     5.0
     4.5
     4.0
     3.5
             Steady Cash Flow + Strong Balance Sheet
     3.0
     2.5
                                                   ↓
     2.0


     Grow by Developments Such as
     1.5
     1.0
     0.5
     0.0
        M&A, Organic Growth
              2007             2008                  2009                    2010                        2011

                                      Park24                Competitor Average

                                                                             Source: Based on data from Park 24 IR, Student Estimates.

             TPS                               Diversification                             Strong Balance Sheet

                     Summary          Reasons               Valuation                    Risks                  Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                          Valuation

                   Target Price by DCF Model

                                                Recommendation
                 WACC:2.15%

                 1,673                              BUY
                 Growth:1.39%
                                                     31%
                                             Upside Potential
                 FCF:1,812*
                             (Million)


*Main Scenario     Summary   Reasons     Valuation   Risks   Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                   Valuation

                                    WACC
 Expected Return of Market Portfolio:4.71%

 Risk Free Rate:1.65%                WACC
                                      Cost of Equity:2.53%
 Bias:2.00%
                                 2.15%Cost of Debt:1.30%
 Market Risk Premium:1.06%


 β:0.832

 Tax:41%




                Summary        Reasons       Valuation       Risks   Conclusion
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                                                                                            1
                                                                                                          3
                                                                                                              5




                                                                     -7
                                                                          -5
                                                                               -3
                                                                                     -1
                                                            1981.1
                                                            1981.4




                                 productivity

                  price markup
                                                            1982.3
                                                            1983.2
                                                            1984.1
                                                            1984.4
                                                            1985.3
                                                            1986.2
                                                            1987.1
                                                            1987.4
                                                            1988.3
                                                                                                                                            Park 24 Co., Ltd.




                                 risk premium




     Summary
                  wage markup
                                                            1989.2
                                                            1990.1
                                                            1990.4
                                                            1991.3
                                                            1992.2
                                                            1993.1
                                                            1993.4




     Reasons
                                                            1994.3




                  residual
                                                            1995.2
                                                            1996.1
                                                            1996.4



                                 exogenuos spending
                                                            1997.3
                                                                                    1.39%

                                                            1998.2
                                                            1999.1
                                                                                            Growth Rate




     Valuation
                                                            1999.4
                                                            2000.3
                                                            2001.2
                                                            2002.1
                  GDP Change




                                                            2002.4
                                                            2003.3
     Risks


                                                            2004.2
                                                                                                                  Sustainable Growth Rate




                                 investment specific tech




                                                            2005.1
                                                            2005.4
                                                            2006.3
                                                            2007.2
                                                            2008.1
                                                            2008.4
                                                            2009.3
                                 monetary policy




                                                            2010.2
     Conclusion
                                                                                                                                             Valuation
Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                                                                              Valuation

                                                          FCF & Target Price
(Million of yen)                                                          FCF                                             Weight
                                                                                                                      Prices

                              81
 6,000
                                                                                                                        5,168 1.11%
                                                                                                                        4,425 1.30%
 5,000                                                                                                                  4,365 1.02%
                     Patterns                                                                                           4,284 0.74%
 4,000                                                                                                                  3,834 0.93%
                                                                                                                        3,761 0.65%
 3,000                                                                                                                  2,555 1.20%
                                                                                                                        2,266 1.39%
 2,000                                                                                            ×                             = ¥1,673
                                                                                                                        1,924 1.11%
                                                                                                                        1,812 2.31%
                                                                                                                        1,596 1.57%
 1,000
                                                                                                                        1,385 1.76%
                                                                                                                        1,253 1.48%
     0                                                                                                                  1,226 1.20%
          2013/10 period.2014/10 period.2015/10 period.2016/10 period.2017/10 period.2018/10 period.2019/10 period.2020/10 period.2021/11 period.2022/11 period.
                                                                                                                        1,120 1.39%
(1,000)                                                                                                                 1,093 0.74%
                                                                                                                        851 0.65%
 Estimation
                                    Summary                    Reasons                  Valuation                      Risks                Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                             Risks

                                 Risks
 Impact   Planned Power      Disasters;            Land Owner
          Cuts.              Earthquakes and       cancels Contracts
                             Typhoons.             with Park 24.
          Regulation Risks. Rising Supply Costs    Moderation of
                             of Mobility Vehicles. Developing New
                                                   Parking.

                             Moderation of Car     Business Cycle
                             Sharing Member        Impacts.
                             Growth.
                             Securities of TONIC   Risks of Prior
                             and IT Systems.       Investment on
                                                   Mobility Business.

                                                                        Probability
              Summary        Reasons       Valuation         Risks          Conclusion
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                   Conclusion


                     Parking Business
                      Diversification

                 Strong Balance Sheet


                     Recommendation

                         BUY
           Summary     Reasons   Valuation   Risks     Conclusion
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CFA Research Challenge, Team L




        Thank you for your attention




                         Sustainable Growth of Park 24
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Park 24 Co., Ltd.                                                         Presentation Index

 Investment Summary & Company Overview
       Market price & target price
       Top Coin Parking Company in Japan
       Why They are Top in Japan ?
       Business Portfolio(2011)
       Business Performance
 Reasons      3 Factors of sustainable Growth
    Expected     High Growth of TPS Sales
      Parking Business Model
                                                                 Strong   Balance Sheet
      Estimation the Parking Sales
      Expanding TPS Business                                     Given the Expected Steady CF, plus
          Sufficient Market Size                                     Strong B/S
          Win-Win Business Model                            Valuation
            • TONIC System Gathers Information                       Target Price by DCF Model
            • Parking Management & Paying Cash for Stores
          Stable Relationships in Contracts                         WACC
    Diversification
                                                                     Sustainable Growth Rate
        Park 24 Develops Business Portfolio                         FCF & Target Price
        ST Provides Rich FCF                                Risks
        High Growth and Big Potential of TPS                        Risks
        Sales of Parking will grow Stably                   Conclusion
        Park 24 expands Business Portfolio                          Conclusion
CFA Research Challenge, Team L




                                 Appendix
Index (Qualitive Analysis)
                                                                                  index

•   Appendix
•   Index
•   Market Profile
•   Theoretical Market Profile
•   Estimated Sales of Each Segment
•   Areas
•   Trend of Parking 2002-2011
•   Parking Enterprise 5 Forces Analysis
•   Rental Car Enterprise 5 Forces Analysis
•   Car Sharing Enterprise SWOT Analysis
•   Estimation of Potential Market
•   Potential Market
•   Comparison of IT System in Parking Industry
•   Times Network
•   First Mover Advantage and Increasing Returns to Scale in Parking Industry 1
•   First Mover Advantage and Increasing Returns to Scale in Parking Industry 2
•   Comparison of Strategy in Parking Company
•   About “Mitsui Re-park”
•   Incentive of Land Owner and Park 24
•   Parking Instruments Manufactures
•   Uniqueness of the operating style of Park 24
•    Cost structure of rent car business
index

             Index(Parking Business)


•   The way of estimating the parking spaces
•   Estimating the number of parking spaces
•   Estimating the sales, Cost of sales and gross margin
•   The probability of each scenarios
•   Estimating the sales by each scenarios
•   sales, cost of sales and gross margin
index


                          Index(Mobility)

•   Estimation of Market Size of Rental Car    •   Estimation of Car Sharing Sales
•   Estimation of Market Size of Car Sharing   •   Estimation of Car Sharing Sales
•   Estimation of Rental Car Sales             •   Car Sharing Members per Population
•   Scenarios of Rental Car Sales              •   Estimation of Members of Car Sharing
•   Estimated Sales of Rental Car (Main        •   Scenarios of Car Sharing Sales
    Scenario)                                  •   Reasons Why Car Sharing
•   Estimated Sales of Rental Car (Good        •   Estimated Sales of Car Sharing
    Scenario)                                  •   Estimated Sales of Car Sharing
•   Estimated Sales of Rental Car (Bad         •   Estimated Sales of Car Sharing(yen)
    Scenario)                                  •   Estimated Gross Income Margin(yen)
•   Estimated Sales of Rental Cars (Millions   •   Estimation of Road Service
    yen)                                       •   Estimated Sales of Mobility
•   Estimated Gross Income of Rental Cars      •   Estimated Gross Income Margin of
    (Millions yen)                                 Mobility
index


        Index(Valuation and Financial Analysis 1)
•   Calculation of the Risk Free Rate        •   ABM Industries Inc.
•   Return of the Market Portfolio           •   Coinstar Inc.
•   Survivorship Bias                        •   Comparison Company
•   Calculation of the Market Risk Premium   •   Multiple
•   Calculation of β                         •   Target Price by Multiple
•   Calculation of β                         •   Achievements change for the past 5 years B/S
•   Calculation of the Debt Cost             •   Achievements change for the past 5 years P/L
•   Optimal Capital Structure                •   Financial Analysis “ROE”
•   Sustainable Growth Rate                  •   Financial Analysis “NI Margin”
•   Assumption of Multiple Analysis          •   Financial Analysis “Asset Turnover”
•   Avis Budget Group Inc.                   •   Financial Analysis “Leverage”
•   Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc.     •   Financial Analysis “ROE”
•   Hertz Global Holdings Inc.               •   Financial Analysis “NI Margin”
•   Ryder System Inc.                        •   Financial Analysis “Asset Turnover”
•   Zip car Inc.                             •   Financial Analysis “Leverage”
•   Standard Parking Corp                    •   Return on Equity
                                             •   NI Margin
index


    Index(Valuation and Financial Analysis 2)
•   Asset Turnover                       •   Assumption of the Estimation of Financial
•   Leverage                                 Statement
•   OP Margin                            •   Estimation of Balance Sheet
•   Capital Adequacy Ratio               •   Estimation of Profit and Loss statement
•   Fixed Assets Ratio                   •   FCF Calculation
•   Current Ratio                        •   FCF Simulation
•   Quick Ratio                          •   Scenario Weight
•   Short-term debt is increasing        •   Weight
•   Tangible Fixed Asset Turnover        •   Stock Price Simulation
•   Tangible Asset Turnover Period
•   Return on Invested Capital
•   Return on Assets
•   Sales Growth Rate
•   OP Margin Growth Rate
•   Cost of Sales/Sales Ratio
•   Sales, General, and Administrative
    Expenses/Sales Ratio
•   Dividend Payout Ratio
index


    Index(Valuation and Financial Analysis 3)

•   The Number of People who Have Driver’s
    License
•   Car -insurance
•   Economics and Business Theory 1
•   Economics and Business Theory 2
•   Economics and Business Theory 3
•   Risk, considered FCF and WACC
•   Risk of rising land prices
•   Correlation between Cancellation and
    Land Prices
•   Safety risks
•   Risk of Economic Condition Change
•   Risks of natural disasters
•   The rate of university graduate leaving
    their
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                  index


     Market Profile

                                    Market Profile
                     Market Cap           188,156 Mllion Yen(15:00)
                     Dividend Yield                 2.40%(15:00)
                     Dividend per share           30.00(2011/10)
                     PER                           27.25x(15:00)
                     PBR                             4.28x(15:00)
                     EPS                         45.94x(2011/10)
                     BPS                        292.75x(2012/04)
                     Minimum Sales Amount         125,200(15:00)
                     Yearly high                  1,334(12/09/03)
                     Yearly low                     941(12/01/26)


                                                                  Source: Yahoo Finance
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                            index


     Theoretical Market Profile
                 Target Price                        PER 22x
                 1,673                               PBR 4.04x

                 Market Cap                               BPS
               251,425,975,192
                                                          414
               Reason
               ⇒PER High
               Investor’s expectation of Park24 growth power is strong.



                                                                          Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                        index


     Areas

■Areas
Operating in 24 prefectures.
(Hokkaido, Miyagi, Tochigi, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Shizuoka,
  Aichi, Mie, Shiga, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, Wakayama, Hiroshima,
  Fukuoka, Miyazaki, Okinawa)

*New Prefectures(Tochigi, Shizuoka, Mie, Miyazaki)         Number of parking in each area.
                                                           *Owned by Park24()
                                                                   October 31r, Heisei23
                                                      N of
                                               Area                N of Capacity
                                                      Parking
                                                      5,586
                                               Kanto               163,831(1,189)
                                                      (11)
                                                      3,386
                                               Kansai              126,141 (298)
                                                      (6)
                                                      1,725
                                               Other               67,157(1,601)
                                                      (8)
                                                      10,697
                                               Sum                 357,129(3,088)
                                                      (25)
                                                                        Source: Park 24 HP
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                                            index


       Trend of Parking 2002-2011
                                                Standard Times                                                                               CAGR
                     2002      2003      2004      2005      2006       2007      2008          2009          2010          2011 2003-2011 2003-2007 2008-2011
         All         39,255 47,530       54,538 63,196 74,715 89,201 100,868 109,963 118,472 130,168
Capacity
         Growth rate        21.08%       14.74% 15.88% 18.23% 19.39% 13.08% 9.02% 7.74% 9.87% 14.25% 17.84%                                              8.87%
         All          3,605 4,002         4,290 4,607 5,263 6,249 7,059 7,495 7,991 8,803
 Number
         Growth rate        11.01%       7.20% 7.39% 14.24% 18.73% 12.96% 6.18% 6.62% 10.16% 10.43% 11.63%                                               7.64%
                                            Times Partnership Service                                                                          CAGR
                        2002      2003      2004      2005       2006      2007          2008          2009          2010       2011 2003-20112003-20072008-2011
        All         8,014 16,917 30,097 58,586 87,454 121,940                      138,526 151,508 195,597 226,961
Capacity
        Growth rate      111.09% 77.91% 94.66% 49.27% 39.43%                       13.60% 9.37% 29.10% 16.04% 44.99% 72.37% 17.89%
        All           281 361 549 741 899 1,115                                      1,276         1,413         1,655         1,894
 Number
        Growth rate       33.33% 0.00% 25.00% 20.00% -20.00%                       70.83% 26.83% -1.92% 15.69% 23.62% 31.74% 14.07%

                                                                                                                                             Source: Park 24 HP
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                            index


     Parking Enterprise 5 Forces Analysis
                                                                                         Threat is small.
 Power is weak.                                                                      Parking business does not
                                                                                     have regulation. So, start to
  Customer must use a
                                                                                     business is not difficultly.
  parking lot to stop a car.
                                                                                     However, network
  In addition, the need of
                                                                                     externality works and it is in
  the parking lot is high at
                                                                                     the structure of the first
  the time of the car use.
                                                                                     mover advantage, the threat
                                                                                     of new entry is small.




 Power is strong.                                                                         Threat is small.
                                                                                            Other means of
  Although the landowner who is
                                                                                            transportation not
  a supplier has large bargaining
                                                                                            using a car
  ability on an industry structure
  target, our company is             The competition is not intense.
  predominance from the other        The competition is not intense. It is the industry leader
  company in the business which      with a business scale 13 times as large as the industry
  does not let an original broker    third place on the basis of 3.5 times of the industry
  pass.                              second place, the number on the basis of number. Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                              index


     Rental Car Enterprise 5 Forces Analysis
 Power is weak.                                                                            Threat is small.
Consumers are sensitive
to a price, but the                                                                         Cost of car
importance of the rental                                                                    procurement and
car service does not have                                                                   maintenance are
the mass purchase low.                                                                      necessary. And
                                                                                            economy of scale
                                                                                            characteristics act.




 Power is weak.                                                                           Threat is strong.
Since most rental car                                                                      Purchasing cars.
companies are associated                                                                   Other transportation.
companies vehicle
maker's, they are considered       The competition is intense.
that bargaining ability is low.
                                  Customer’s switching cost of consumers has
                                  low, because a lot of competitors being. Therefore, it
                                  may be said that the antagonism of the competition
                                  supplier is strong.                                    Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                          index


               Car Sharing Enterprise SWOT Analysis

                                                Harmful                        Helpful
                                     Strengths                       Weaknesses
   Internal action External action




                                     ・Number of stores               ・The procurement cost of the
                                     ・It does not take safekeeping   car is high
                                     cost of the vehicle


                                     Opportunities                   Threats

                                     ・Market Expansion               ・The end of keeping away from
                                                                     car of the youth
                                     ・Station of the electric car    ・Intensification of the price
                                                                     competition by the other
                                                                     companies entry
                                                                                     Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                            index


     Estimation of Potential Market

  ■The Equation (shown in the table below for more information)
  Market size=the total number of parking times ×the number of parking fee(600 yen)

  The total number of parking = number of private car × destination number per year

  Annual mileage per vehicle = total mileage of private cars / Number of private cars


  Annual mileage of ordinary road per vehicle
  = The average driving distance per day ×
    (1 - Utilization rate of highway -50km or more traveling rate)



                                                                    Source: Student Estimates
index


Comparing car rental business strategy
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     Potential Market
                                 Number of Cars
                    Normal                                   16,890,402
                    Small                                    23,470,003
   Number of Cars
                    Kei                                      17,986,982
                    Sum of Above                             58,347,387
                    Taxi                                        209,566
                       Number of Cars                        58,137,821
      Running       Gasoline                                466,643,983
     Distance(      Diesel                                   14,510,354
   Thausand km) Sum of Above                                481,154,337
              Running Distance p er Car(km)                       8,276
                   Ratio of Highway Use                            13%
               Running Distance of Highway                        1,076
                Driving Ratio of Over 50 km                        25%
               Driving Distance of Over 50 km                       993
      Driving Distance of Ordinal Road p er Car(km)               6,207
              Average Driving Distance p er day                    33.5
              Number of Goals in y ear p er Car                  185.29
   Number of        Number of Parking in a y ear         10,772,112,022
   Stopping Car     Disturbance, Resudual                 8,617,689,618
                    Fee                                             600
                    M arket Size of Parking(y en)     5,170,613,770,746

                                                         Source: Student Estimates
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     Comparison of IT System in Parking Industry

 Company       System      Introduci
                                      Function1       Function2                   Function3                  ETC
 Name           Name       ng Year
                                      Real time
                                                                                  Pricing with DWH
                                      destribution    "Times Club"                                           The industry's
                                                                                  analysis,to take
 Park 24     TONIC               2003 of              membership program                                     first online
                                                                                  advantage of the
                                      circmustance    point                                                  parking system
                                                                                  promotion
                                      of Parkings
                                                      collective management of
                                      Fee                                         Electronic money and
 Nihon                                                the parking
                                      Caliculation                                credit card ( Suica
 Parking                                              situation,making a
                                      System          database of automatically   etc... )
 Chushajo                             Information
 sogo                                 System by QR
 kenkyusho                            Code


                                      "information    By analyzing the            "Call center" 24 hours a
 Mitsui      Rism = Repark            delivery"       daily data,
                                                                                  day, 365 days a year,
 Fudo-san    information system for   real-time       performing the
                                                                                  corresponding trouble
 Reality     management               status of       appropriate and
                                                                                  quickly.
                                      parking etc…    optimal pricing.



 Meitetsu                             "MKPCard"memb   "manaka" Expansion of
 Kyosho                               ership Card     parking
                                      "Introduction   "The introduction
 Trust                                                                            "Site Info"Trust
                                      of a POS        of card member
 Park                                                                             Navi
                                      system for      services"
                                                                                                         Source: Student Estimates
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     Times Network

      The company introduced the “Times club” ,
      the common membership card ,
      such as the introduction of a common point
      between the parking business and mobility
      business,
      it aims synergistic effect to attract
      customers in both businesses.


                                             Source: Park 24 HP
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     First Mover Advantage and Increasing Returns to Scale
     in Parking Industry 1
   ■User Perspective
   When people use a parking lot, there is a purpose of some movement, and it we
   use it when it is necessary to stop a car temporarily at time.

   We thought that the people at that time take the following actions.

   (1)We decide a place to go to.
   (2)We decide a means of transportation.
   (3)We check whether there is a parking lot near when we move by car.

   Thus, when we check a parking lot, we can search a variety of local information
   and can predict price range beforehand, and it is thought that we make much of it in
   peace whether it is available.

   Approximately 10,000 places of whole country includes a parking lot and are
   predicted when network externality produces it as a preceding person, and the
   predictable Times of the parking lot can stand in the advantageous situation by
   TONIC system beforehand.
                                                                         Source: Student Estimates
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     First Mover Advantage and Increasing Returns to Scale
     in Parking Industry 2

     ■Change adjustment of the profit

     We cannot regulate minus balance when we run a parking lot in small
     scale when we build the parking lot because it is difficult to predict the
     profit of the parking lot beforehand.
     However, we can offset a deficit with the black when we invest it on a
     large scale and can withdraw in the long term from the deficit parking
     lot.
     Thus, we can perform an active advance when we run a large-scale
     parking lot.




                                                                    Source: Student Estimates
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      Comparison of Strategy in Parking Company


                           sales
   Company name                       offices                                    Operating style
                     ( mirrionyen )


       Park24             124,080       16      Direct negotiation & strong marketing



    Nihon Parking         10,687        5       Direct Management



PON PARKING DEVELOPMENT    8,720        14      Reuse of unprofitable parkings



       Paraka              7,032        7       Fixed payment or payment from sales




    Mitsui Repark         42,198        15      cooperate with broker




                                                                                                   Source: Student Estimates
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     About “Mitsui Repark”

            Sales (Unit: ¥ 1 million)                                 Number of operational
   43,000
   42,000
                                                42,198
                                                                   management(Unit:cars)
   41,000                                                                                                  133,039
                                                         135,000
   40,000
                     38,786                              130,000
   39,000                              38,263                                                    124,379
   38,000   37,348                                       125,000                       120,710
                              36,526                                         118,357
   37,000                                                120,000   116,661
   36,000
                                                         115,000
   35,000
   34,000                                                110,000
   33,000                                                105,000
            2007     2008     2009     2010     2011                2007     2008      2009       2010     2011



      Mitsui Real Estate Realty Ltd expanding the "Mitsui Repark" is a
      consolidated company and a subsidiary of Mitsui Real Estate. Therefore, we
      will not be able to obtain financial piecemeal data .For this reason, despite the
      impact on the industry, it has not been reflected in the analysis.


                                                                                                 Source: Mitsui Repark HP
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     Incentive of Land Owner and Park 24

 It is considered that in order to have a long-term parking contract, a stable relationship
 between landowners and the company. So we summarized the reason why their
 relationships are mainly consist of, as shown below.
                                   Incentives for land loan(ST)
                      landowners                                   Park24

  By offering unused land, without the need
                                                 There is no need to have a fixed assets of
  for capital investment and the risks, they
                                                 land, it is possible to obtain a stable
  can expect to land a stable income. In
                                                 earnings in a relatively small capital
  addition, it is also possible to switch the
                                                 investment.
  other land use by the cancellation in two
  years contract period.

                                                                             Source: Student Estimates
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     Parking Instruments Manufactures
           Firm Name
              企業名                                                                      Business Contents
                                                                                       パーキング関連事業内容
         VANTEC CORPORATION          Logistics IT Service
            Nihon Park               Manufacture and sale of machinery parking management
           Fuji dynamics             Manufacturing, sales and maintenance of parking system
               Amano                 Manufacturing, sales and maintenance of parking system
           Park Engineer             Planning, management consulting and business operation and management of the business

            Ekoro Tech               Installation, operation and market research equipment sales, rental and parking
            Time Parking             Metered parking business (operation and management consultancy)
            Park Avenue              Administrative duties related to parking construction equipment rental business and the operation and management of the hourly parking

                                          Sale of equipment failure response and collect parking, maintenance, parking
                Tomo
                                          management
             You're parking               Operation and maintenance parking
                Park Labo                 management and sales of parking equipment
Parking Systems Sumitomo Heavy Industries management and sales of parking equipment
              NichieiIntec                Development, manufacturing, sales and maintenance of parking equipment
                                                                                                                                         Source: Student Estimates
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     Uniqueness of the operating style of Park 24

 When taking a lease on and acquiring land ,competitors are generally
 negotiated with the landlord on the basis of real estate brokerage company.
 However, in this form it is difficult to aim the acquisition and loan price for
 their advantage to their own companies.
 The reason is that the intention of the landlord becomes obscured by the
 presence of a mediator .

 To solve this problem, Park 24 avoids by salespeople to negotiate directly
 with the landlord.

 As a result, it will be able to achieve the goals of their agreement.
 Leading up to the process, they examine the transcript to explore the city and
 land themselves in the business, they negotiate directly with the landlord.



                                                                   Source: Student Estimates
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       Cost structure of rent car business

      There is a possibility that sourcing costs on the rental car
      business of the company will be relatively higher than the
      other rental companies.


      We can guess the main reason why the other major rental
      car companies are able to reduce the sourcing costs of the
      car is that they are based on automobile companies .




                                                          Source: Student Estimates
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     The way of estimating the parking spaces

    Formula for an estimation

          The number of parking spaces
           = (The number of parking sites)×(parking spaces per a parking sites)
          The number of parking sites
           =(The number of parking sites in the previous fiscal year)+(The
           number of     developed parking sites)-(The number of Cancelled
           parking sites)+(The number of converted & segment shift parking
           sites )

          The number of developed parking sites
           =(The number of a development sales staff)×(the number of developed
           parking sites per a development sales staff)




                                                                   Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                   index


     Estimating the number of parking spaces

 The way of estimating the parking spaces
 By the following five steps, we estimated the sales of parking business.

       STEP1:Estimating the number of development sales staff
       STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a
             development sales staff
       STEP3:Estimating the number of parking spaces per a parking sites
       STEP4:Estimating the rate of Cancelled parking sites and the rate of
             converted & segment shift parking sites
       STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces in ST and TPS,
             classified by scenarios.



                                                                 Source: Student Estimates
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     Estimating the number of parking spaces
  STEP1:Estimating the number of development sales staff

      Change in past years

                       2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012e                         Reference
The number of
total stuff in           145     142   152   146   184   238   277   278   281   314   365 from the document in IR MTG
parking business
The number of
development sale                                                                       165 from telephone MTG
stuff
Estimation of the                                                                          45.21% of total stuff in
number of                 66     64     69   66     83   108   125   126   127   142
                                                                                           parking business
development sales
Increase in
development sales                 -1     5    -3    17   24    18      0    1    15     23 av : 9.95
staff




                                                                                               Source: Student Estimates
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     Estimating the number of parking spaces
  STEP1:Estimating the number of development sales staff


      Estimation

                         2012e 2013e 2014e 2015e 2016e 2017e 2018e 2019e 2020e 2021e 2022e
T he increasing
num ber of                   10    10    10    10    10    10    10    10       10       10       10
developm ent sales
staff
T he decreaseing
num ber of
                                    3     3     3     3     3     3     3        3        3        3
developm ent sales
staff
T he net increasing
num ber of
                             10     7     7     7     7     7     7     7        7        7        7
developm ent sales
staff
T he num ber of
developm ent sales          165   172   179   186   193   200   207   214     221      228      235
staffs
                                                                            Source: Student Estimates
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      Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a
       development sales staff

       Change in past years about ST

                                                          ST
                           2002   2003   2004   2005   2006 2007   2008   2009   2010   2011 2012e reference

The number of developed
                                  692     592   686 1,018 1,344 1,271     867    921 1,265 1,250 from IR MTG
parking sites


The number of a
                             66    64      69     66    83   108    125   126    127     142    165 using estimate
development sales staff


the number of developed
parking sites per a        0.00 10.78    8.62 10.39 12.24 12.49 10.15     6.90   7.25   8.91    7.58
development sales staff



                                                                                               Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                    index


     Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a
       development sales staff

      Change in past years about TPS
                                                 TPS
                          2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012e refarence

The number of
                            18    99    206    221    189    244    204    181    298    305     400 from IR MTG
developed parking sites



The number of a
                            66    64     69     66     83    108    125    126    127    142     165 using estimate
development sales staff


the number of developed
parking sites per a       0.27   1.54   3.00   3.35   2.27   2.27   1.63   1.44   2.35   2.15   2.42
development sales staff

                                                                                                Source: Student Estimates
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     Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per
           a development sales staff

      Estimation by each scenario

     By the following three factors, we estimate the number of developed parking
     sites per a development sales staff.


       ①The shift of the emphasis from ST enterprise to
        a TPS enterprise
       ②Increasing search cost and marching cost of
        new land which is the target of ST


                                                                      Source: Student Estimates
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      Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a
       development sales staff
        Estimation of good scenario
            ① The shift of the emphasis from ST enterprise to a TPS enterprise
              →Main factor
            ② Increasing search cost and marching cost of new land which is the target
              of ST
              →Micro factor
               In addition, we estimate the increase in TPS per TS1 positive. And we subtracted
               data that can be placed in the side of the recession.
  The number of developed parking -0.2423x + 496.38
           ST一人当たり開発件数goodシナリオ     sites              The numberST一人当たり開発件数goodシナリオ
                                                                 of developed parking=sites + 496.38
                                                                                    y -0.2423x
                               y=
13.00                                                 13.00
12.00                                                 12.00
11.00                                                 11.00
10.00                                                 10.00
 9.00                                                  9.00
 8.00                                                  8.00
 7.00                                                  7.00
 6.00                                                  6.00
 5.00                                                  5.00
 4.00                                                  4.00
     2002    2004      2006      2008   2010   2012        2002   2004   2006   2008      2010      2012

                                                                                Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                        index


        Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a
       development sales staff
        Estimation of main scenario
              ① The shift of the emphasis from ST enterprise to a TPS enterprise
              ② Increasing search cost and marching cost of new land which is the target
                of ST
                            In addition, we estimate the increase in TPS per-TS1 neutral .


  The number of developed parking sites
          ST一人当たり開発件数Mainシナリオ                                                   The number of developed parking sites
                                                                                        TPS一人当たり開発件数Mainシナリオ
                                                        y = -0.2876x + 587.3                                          y = 0.0478x - 94.157
14.00                                                                          2.50
12.00
10.00                                                                          2.00

 8.00                                                                          1.50
 6.00
                                                                               1.00
 4.00
 2.00                                                                          0.50
 0.00
     2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009   2010   2011   2012       0.00
                                                                                   2006   2007   2008   2009   2010          2011        2012

                                                                                                               Source: Student Estimate
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                           index


         Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a
       development sales staff
          Estimation of main scenario
             ① The shift of the emphasis from ST enterprise to a TPS enterprise
             ② Increasing search cost and marching cost of new land which is the target
               of ST
         In addition, we estimate the increase in TPS per TS1 negative . And, we also estimate the
                      outlook in relation to the future of TPS business strategy negative.

  The number of developed parking sites
          ST一人当たり開発件数badシナリオ                                   The number of developed parking sites
                                                                        TPS一人当たり開発件数badシナリオ
                                        y = -0.3363x + 684.2
 12.00                                                         2.50                                       y = -0.0164x + 34.858

 10.00
                                                               2.00
  8.00
                                                               1.50
  6.00

  4.00                                                         1.00

  2.00                                                         0.50

  0.00                                                         0.00
      2007      2008   2009      2010   2011        2012           2005   2006   2007   2008   2009     2010      2011       2012

                                                                                                      Source: Student Estimate
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     Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites pe
       development sales staff
      Estimation Conclusion




         Good  Scenario          Main Scenario           Bad Scenario
 ST       TPS     TPS/ST ST       TPS      TPS/ST ST      TPS      TPS/ST
   0.2423   0.2464 1.01692 0.2876   0.0478   0.1662 0.3363 -0.0164 -0.04877




                                                              Source: Student Estimate
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                                  index


     Estimating the number of parking spaces
  STEP3:Estimating the number of parking spaces
  Change in past years                   per a parking sites
  As follows, We can see the change of the number of parking spaces per a parking
  sites in past years in ST and TPS.
                                                                         ST
                            2002      2003       2004      2005          2006         2007        2008       2009         2010        2011 av
            the number
            of parking      3,605     4,002     4,290     4,607          5,263       6,249       7,059       7,495       7,991       8,803
            sites
            the number
            of parking
ST          spaces
            the number
                           39,255    47,530    54,538    63,196         74,715      89,201     100,868    109,963      118,472     130,168


            of parking
            spaces per a    10.89     11.88     12.71     13.72          14.20       14.27       14.29       14.67       14.83       14.79      14.51
            parking
            sites
                                                                 TPS
                            2002     2003      2004      2005          2006        2007        2008       2009        2010        2011
           the number
           of parking        281      361       549       741           899        1,115       1,276      1,413       1,655       1,894
           sites

TPS        the number
           of parking
           spaces
                            8014    16,917    30,097    58,586     87,454        121,940     138,526   151,508    195,597      226,961

           the number
           of parking
           spaces per a    28.52     46.86     54.82     79.06         97.28      109.36      108.56     107.22      118.19      119.83
           parking
           sites                                                                                                              Source: Student Estimate
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                                           index


      Estimating the number of parking spaces
  STEP3:Estimating the number of parking spaces
                                         per a parking sites
  Change in past years

  As follows, We can see the change of the number of parking spaces per a parking
  sites in past years in ST and TPS.

                                      ST                                                                        TPS
          the number of parking spaces per a parking sites ST                            the number of parking spaces per a parking sites TPS

  16.00                                                                         140.00
  14.00                                                                         120.00
  12.00                                                                         100.00
  10.00
                                                                                 80.00
   8.00
                                                                                 60.00
   6.00
                                                                                 40.00
   4.00
   2.00                                                                          20.00

   0.00                                                                           0.00
          2002   2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009   2010   2011            2002   2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008   2009   2010   2011




                                                                                                                              Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                   index


     Estimating the number of parking spaces
  STEP3:Estimating the number of parking spaces
                                         per a parking sites
  Estimation
  Considering the reduction of the increase in recent years, we think it is appropriate that there
  is no increase in both ST, TPS from 2011 onwards. However, on the other hand, as business
  strategy of ST the target company has stated that they would go aggressively against future
  installation of a small parking lot. We believe that using the average of the values ​of a stable
  increased ones since 2006 to take into account (MTG by phone) this point will lead to better
  estimates. Thus we adopt the following values ​in all scenarios.



                           the number of parking spaces
                                 per a parking sites
                          ST                                        14.51
                          TPS                                      119.83
                                                                                Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                                        index


        Estimating the number of parking spaces
  STEP4:Estimating the rate of Cancelled parking sites
         and the rate of converted & segment shift parking sites
   Estimation ST
          Estimation of the churn rate (ST)
           We adopted the average values of the years from 2003 to 2011 when viewed in
           terms of the number as an estimate of the churn rate of ST business.
          Estimation of migration rate for interval reclassification (ST)
           We adopted the average values ​of the number of years based on estimate of the
           migration rate for interval reclassification since 2009.
                                                                               ST
                                            2002   2003   2004   2005       2006   2007       2008       2009   2010    2011 AV
        Developed in this year            10,910 12,821 13,582 14,224     19,380 22,365     20,982     19,638 18,947 24,717       A
                                           2,857 4,217 6,330 5,824         7,557 7,667       7,730      8,483 9,000 11,782        B
Number The number of cancellation
        converted & segment shift           -150    -329   -244    258      -304   -212     -1,585     -2,060 -1,438 -1,239       C
    of
        Total                             39,255 47,530 54,538 63,196     74,715 89,201   100,868    109,963 118,472 130,168      D          D=D(-1)+A-B+C
 spaces
        the rate of Cancellation                 10.74% 13.32% 10.68%    11.96% 10.26%      8.67%      8.41% 8.18% 9.94% 10.24%          AV:2003-2011
        the rate of converted & segment          -0.84% -0.51% 0.47%     -0.48% -0.28%     -1.78%     -2.04% -1.31% -1.05% -1.47%   After starting car sharing
        Developed in this year                       692    592    686     1,018 1,344       1,271        867    921 1,265        A
number The number of cancellation                    295    345    373       363    361        441        422    427     462      B
        converted & segment shift                      0     41      4         1      3        -20         -9      2       9      C
   of
        Total                              3,605 4,002 4,290 4,607         5,263 6,249       7,059      7,495 7,991 8,803         D          D=D(-1)+A-B+C
  sites
        the rate of Cancellation                  8.18% 8.62% 8.69%       7.88% 6.86%       7.06%      5.98% 5.70% 5.78% 7.19%           AV:2003-2011
        the rate of converted & segment           0.00% 1.02% 0.09%       0.02% 0.06%      -0.32%     -0.13% 0.03% 0.11% 0.004%     After starting car sharing


                                                                                                                                    Source: Student Estimate
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                            index


        Estimating the number of parking spaces
  STEP4:Estimating the rate of Cancelled parking sites
         and the rate of converted & segment shift parking sites
   Estimation TPS
          Estimation of the churn rate (TPS)
           We adopted the average values of the years from 2008 to the future trends.
          Estimation of migration rate for interval reclassification (TPS)
           We adopted the average value of the migration rate in the stable phase
           2008, 2010 and 2011.

                                                                         TPS
                                         2002    2003   2004  2005   2006    2007     2008    2009   2010        2011 AV
       Developed in this year            4,228 9,337 13,501 29,922 32,487 36,394 21,216 16,483 50,117         43,188        A
       The number of cancellation          499     347   353    654 3,526 1,497 4,708 7,715 6,605             10,666        B
Number
       converted & segment shift           639    -102    32   -779    -93    -411      78 4,214       577     -1,158       C
   of
       Total                             8,014 16,917 30,097 58,586 87,454 121,940 138,526 151,508 195,597   226,961        D      D=D(-1)+A-B+C
spaces
       the rate of Cancellation                 4.33% 2.09% 2.17% 6.02% 1.71% 3.86% 5.57% 4.36%                5.45% 4.81%       AV:2008-2011
       the rate of converted & segment         -1.27% 0.19% -2.59% -0.16% -0.47% 0.06% 3.04% 0.38%            -0.59% -0.05%        08,10,11
       Developed in this year               18      99   206    221    189     244     204     181     298        305       A
number The number of cancellation           15      20    20     25     30      24      41      52      51         59       B
       converted & segment shift             2       1     2     -4     -1      -4      -2       8      -5         -7       C
  of
       Total                               281     361   549    741    899 1,115 1,276 1,413 1,655              1,894       D      D=D(-1)+A-B+C
 sites
       the rate of Cancellation                 7.12% 5.54% 4.55% 4.05% 2.67% 3.68% 4.08% 3.61%                3.56% 3.73%       AV:2008-2011
       the rate of converted & segment          0.36% 0.55% -0.73% -0.13% -0.44% -0.18% 0.63% -0.35%          -0.42% -0.32%        08,10,11

                                                                                                                        Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                                                                            index


         Estimating the number of parking spaces
  STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces
                       in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios.
 ST
           It is as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of
           parking scenario of business parking ST. • You and the number of parking after taking
           into account the number of parking churn considering the movement classification
           and reclassification, the final surrender.
   Estimation of good scenario
                                                                                           Good senario
                               year                                   2012e     2013e     2014e     2015e     2016e     2017e     2018e     2019e     2020e     2021e     2022e       Derivation
The number of a development sales staff                                  165       172       179       186       193       200       207       214       221       228       235 A
the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff      8.67      8.43      8.18      7.94      7.70      7.46      7.22      6.97      6.73      6.49      6.25 B

The number of developed parking sites                                   1,430     1,449     1,465     1,477     1,486     1,492     1,494     1,492     1,488     1,479     1,468 C C=A×B

The number of parking sites                                             9,597    10,358    11,088    11,783    12,443    13,067    13,655    14,204    14,715    15,187    15,618 D D=D(-1)×C

parking spaces per a parking sites                                      14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51 E
The number of parking spaces                                           20,752    21,028    21,255    21,432    21,560    21,639    21,669    21,650    21,581    21,463    21,296 F F=D×E
The rate of cancellation                                              10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% G
the rate of converted & segment                                        1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47% H
Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation                135,683 140,829 145,599 149,988 153,991 157,604 160,825 163,649 166,073 168,096 169,715 I I=F×(1-G-H)



                                                                                                                                                              Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                                                                    index


       Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces
                      in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios.
 ST
         It is as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of
         parking scenario of business parking ST. • You and the number of parking after taking
         into account the number of parking churn considering the movement classification
         and reclassification, the final surrender.

  Estimation of main scenario
                                                                                          M ain senario
                                year                                    2012e    2013e    2014e     2015e   2016e    2017e    2018e    2019e    2020e    2021e    2022e     Derivation
 The number of a development sales staff                                  165      172       179      186     193      200      207      214      221      228      235 A
 the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff      8.62     8.34     8.05     7.76     7.47     7.19     6.90     6.61     6.32     6.04    5.75 B

 The number of developed parking sites                                   1,423    1,434    1,441    1,444    1,442    1,437    1,428    1,415    1,397    1,376   1,351 C C=A×B

 The number of parking sites                                             9,590   10,337   11,045   11,711   12,335   12,915   13,450   13,940   14,383   14,778   15,125 D D=D(-1)×C

 parking spaces per a parking sites                                      14.51    14.51    14.51    14.51    14.51    14.51    14.51    14.51    14.51    14.51   14.51 E
 The number of parking spaces                                           20,644   20,802   20,902   20,943   20,926   20,851   20,717   20,525   20,274   19,965   19,597 F F=D×E
 The rate of cancellation                                              10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% G
 the rate of converted & segment                                        1.47%    1.47%    1.47%    1.47%    1.47%    1.47%    1.47%    1.47%    1.47%    1.47%    1.47% H
 Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation                135,575 140,507 144,962 148,936 152,428 155,436 157,958 159,992 161,538 162,594 163158 I I=F×(1-G-H)


                                                                                                                                                         Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                                                                                index


       Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces
                      in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios.
  STis as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of
   It
         parking scenario of business parking ST. • You and the number of parking after taking
         into account the number of parking churn considering the movement classification
         and reclassification, the final surrender.
  Estimation of bad scenario
                                                                                            Bad senario
                                year                                   2012e     2013e     2014e     2015e      2016e     2017e     2018e     2019e     2020e     2021e     2022e       Derivation
 The number of a development sales staff                                  165       172       179         186      193       200       207       214       221       228       235 A

 the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff      8.58      8.24      7.90      7.57       7.23      6.89      6.56      6.22      5.89      5.55      5.21 B

 The number of developed parking sites                                   1,415     1,417     1,415     1,407      1,395     1,379     1,357     1,331     1,301     1,265     1,225 C C=A×B
 The number of parking sites                                             9,582 10,314 10,999 11,634 12,219 12,751 13,230 13,655 14,025 14,339 14,595 D D=D(-1)×C
 parking spaces per a parking sites                                      14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51      14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51     14.51 E
 The number of parking spaces                                           20,527 20,559 20,523 20,418 20,244 20,003 19,693 19,315 18,869 18,354 17,771 F F=D×E
 The rate of cancellation                                              10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% G
 the rate of converted & segment                                        1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%      1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47%     1.47% H
 Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation                135,458 140,161 144,277 147,806 150,748 153,105 154,876 156,062 156,662 156,678 156,108 I I=F×(1-G-H)




                                                                                                                                                                    Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                                                                                                                                  index


         Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces
                      in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios.
 TPS
           It is as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of
           parking scenario of business parking TPS. • You and the number of parking after
           taking into account the number of parking churn considering the movement
           classification and reclassification, the final surrender.

  Estimation of good scenario
                                                                                                               Good senario
                               year                                   2012e          2013e          2014e          2015e          2016e          2017e          2018e          2019e          2020e          2021e          2022e            Derivation
The number of a development sales staff                                       165            172            179            186            193            200            207            214            221            228            235 A
the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff           2.40           2.64           2.89           3.13           3.38           3.63           3.87           4.12           4.37           4.61           4.86 B

The number of developed parking sites                                         395            454            517            583            652            725            802            882            965        1,052          1,142 C C=A×B

The number of parking sites                                               2,296          2,751          3,267          3,850          4,503          5,228          6,030          6,912          7,877          8,928         10,070 D D=D(-1)×C

parking spaces per a parking sites                                       119.83         119.83         119.83         119.83         119.83         119.83         119.83         119.83         119.83         119.83         119.83 E
The number of parking spaces                                            275,157        329,601        391,546        461,406        539,594        626,522        722,605        828,256        943,888 1,069,915 1,206,750 F F=D×E
The rate of cancellation                                                 4.81%          4.81%          4.81%          4.81%          4.81%          4.81%          4.81%          4.81%          4.81%          4.81%          4.81% G
the rate of converted & segment                                          0.05%          0.05%          0.05%          0.05%          0.05%          0.05%          0.05%          0.05%          0.05%          0.05%          0.05% H
Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation                  261,785        313,583        372,518        438,983        513,371        596,075        687,488        788,005        898,018 1,017,920 1,148,105 I I=F×(1-G-H)

                                                                                                                                                                                                             Source: Student Estimates
CFA Research Challenge, Team L                                                                                                                                                           index


          Estimating the number of parking spaces
 STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces
                      in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios.
 TPS
           It is as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of
           parking scenario of business parking TPS. • You and the number of parking after
           taking into account the number of parking churn considering the movement
           classification and reclassification, the final surrender.
   Estimation of main scenario
                                                                                                Main senario
                               year                                    2012e     2013e     2014e     2015e      2016e     2017e     2018e     2019e     2020e     2021e     2022e     Derivation
The number of a development sales staff                                  165       172       179        186       193       200       207       214       221       228       235 A
the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff      2.20      2.24      2.29      2.34       2.39      2.44      2.48      2.53      2.58      2.63     2.67 B

The number of developed parking sites                                    362       386       410        435       461       487       514       542       570       599       629 C C=A×B

The number of parking sites                                             2,263     2,649     3,060     3,495      3,956     4,443     4,957     5,499     6,069     6,667    7,296 D D=D(-1)×C

parking spaces per a parking sites                                     119.83    119.83    119.83    119.83     119.83    119.83    119.83    119.83    119.83    119.83   119.83 E
The number of parking spaces                                          271,230   317,487   366,653   418,807    474,029   532,399   593,998   658,906   727,203   798,969   874,284 F F=D×E
The rate of cancellation                                               4.81%     4.81%     4.81%     4.81%      4.81%     4.81%     4.81%     4.81%     4.81%     4.81%     4.81% G
the rate of converted & segment                                        0.05%     0.05%     0.05%     0.05%      0.05%     0.05%     0.05%     0.05%     0.05%     0.05%     0.05% H
Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation                258,049   302,058   348,835   398,454    450,992   506,525   565,131   626,884   691,862   760,141 831795.9 I I=F×(1-G-H)


                                                                                                                                                            Source: Student Estimates
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Expanding TPS Sales Driving Sustainable Growth for Park 24

  • 1. CFA Research Challenge, Team L Team L Sustainable Growth of Park 24 Agenda ■Investment Summary & Company Overview ■Reasons Expected High Growth of TPS Sales Diversification Strong Balance Sheet ■Valuation ■Risks ■Conclusion 1
  • 2. Park 24 Co., Ltd. 2
  • 3. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Investment Summary & Company Overview Recommendation Market Price BUY As of September 28 1,278 Target Price 1,673 31% Upside Potential 2000 Target Price 1600 1200 800 400 0 (the past half decade) Oct-07 Feb-08 Jun-08 Oct-08 Feb-09 Jun-09 Oct-09 Feb-10 Jun-10 Oct-10 Feb-11 Jun-11 Oct-11 Feb-12 Jun-12 Oct-12 Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 3
  • 4. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Investment Summary & Company Overview Top Coin Parking Company in Japan Competitor Comparison (Sales) Park24 Mitsui Fudosan Realty 42,198 124,080 NIHON PARKING CORPORATION NIPPON PARKING DEVELOPMENT TRUST PARK Paraca Parking Management Organization Millions of JPY Competitor Comparison (Number of Parking Spaces) Park24 Mitsui Fudosan Realty 133,039 473,261 NIHON PARKING CORPORATION NIPPON PARKING DEVELOPMENT TRUST PARK Paraca Parking Management Organization Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 4
  • 5. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Investment Summary & Company Overview Why they are top in Japan ? • Scale Merits • Strong Business Model • Marketing Power Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 5
  • 6. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Investment Summary & Company Overview Business Portfolio(2011) Parking Business,102,700 (Million of OTHER RENT-A-CAR BUSINESS, 3,800 SERVICE, 20,400 MANAGEMENT OF Mobility PARKING, 981,0 business, 22,000 CAR SHARING 0 SERVICE, 1,600 Parking Business Mobility business ・Standard Times(ST) ・RENT-A-CAR SERVICE ・Times Partner Service(TPS) ・CAR SHARING SERVICE(TIMES PLUS) Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 6
  • 7. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Investment Summary & Company Overview Business Performance (Million of yen) 160,000 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012E Other Business Parking Business Mobility business Sales Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 7
  • 8. Park 24 Co., Ltd. 8
  • 9. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons 3 Factors of sustainable Growth Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 9
  • 10. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Parking Business 10
  • 11. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Parking Business Model TPS ST (Standard Times) (Times Partner Service) Free Parking Ticket Land Owner Shop Customer of Customer Land Parking Price Special Fee of Times Shop Parking Fee Customer management Fee of Times Payment of a rental Contract Park24.Co Providing Parking Service Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 11
  • 12. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Estimation of the Parking Sales 100000 90000 ST 80000 70000 60000 TPS 50000 40000 TPS overtake ST 30000 20000 10000 0 2011 2012E 2013E 2014E 2015E 2016E 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E 2021E 2022E ST TPS Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 12
  • 13. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Expanding TPS Business There are 3 Reasons Why TPS Business Expand 1. Sufficient Market Size 2. Win-Win Business Model 3. Stable Contracts Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 13
  • 14. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Sufficient Market Size Present Room to Develop Market Size Potential Market Size 0 1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000 (Million of yen) Source: Based on the Student Estimates. Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 14
  • 15. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Win-Win Business Model  Gathering market information  Outsourcing  Monetization  TONIC  Provide Parking Management  Profit Sharing Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 15
  • 16. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons TONIC System Gathers Information (Times Online Network & Information Center)  TONIC  Provide Parking management  Profit Sharing Get Customers TONIC CENTER Specific Information Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 16
  • 17. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Parking Management & Paying Cash for Stores  TONIC  Provide Parking Management  Profit Sharing Shop Cost Profits TPS Park Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 17
  • 18. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Stable Contracts Cancellation Rate TPS 4.81% ST 10.24% Number of TPS ST Cancellation Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion
  • 19. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Diversification 19
  • 20. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Park 24 Develops Business Portfolio Park 24 Expands Parking Business Portfolio. ST TPS With the FCF from Standard Times. Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 20
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  • 23. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Sales of Parking will grow Stably Estimated Sales of ST + TPS (Million ) 200,000 24.90% 180,000 160,000 24.70% 140,000 24.50% 120,000 100,000 80,000 TPS 24.30% 24.10% 60,000 23.90% 40,000 20,000 0 ST 23.70% 23.50% 2011 2012E 2013E 2014E 2015E 2016E 2017E 2018E 2019E 2020E 2021E 2022E ST TPS SUM G.I. margin (%) Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 23
  • 24. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Park 24 expands Business Portfolio New Business Parking Portfolio: “Mobility” ST TPS Mobility Business; Mobility Rental Cars and Rental Car Car Sharing. Cars Sharing Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 24
  • 25. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Park 24 expands Business Portfolio Rental Cars Car Sharing Parking Business Synergy Effects are Expected Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 25
  • 26. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Reasons Park 24 expands Business Portfolio Rental Cars 1. Park 24 can set up Rental Cars Spot and Car Sharing Station Car Sharing with cheap cost. Parking Business 2. Customers of Rental Cars and Car Sharing Use Times. are Expected Synergy Effects Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 26
  • 27. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Strong Balance Sheet 27
  • 28. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Strong Balance Sheet Given the Expected Steady CF, and Strong B/S ( x) Leverage 5.0 4.5 4.0 3.5 Steady Cash Flow + Strong Balance Sheet 3.0 2.5 ↓ 2.0 Grow by Developments Such as 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 M&A, Organic Growth 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Park24 Competitor Average Source: Based on data from Park 24 IR, Student Estimates. TPS Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 28
  • 29. Park 24 Co., Ltd. 29
  • 30. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Valuation Target Price by DCF Model Recommendation WACC:2.15% 1,673 BUY Growth:1.39% 31% Upside Potential FCF:1,812* (Million) *Main Scenario Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 30
  • 31. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Valuation WACC Expected Return of Market Portfolio:4.71% Risk Free Rate:1.65% WACC Cost of Equity:2.53% Bias:2.00% 2.15%Cost of Debt:1.30% Market Risk Premium:1.06% β:0.832 Tax:41% Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 31
  • 32. 32 1 3 5 -7 -5 -3 -1 1981.1 1981.4 productivity price markup 1982.3 1983.2 1984.1 1984.4 1985.3 1986.2 1987.1 1987.4 1988.3 Park 24 Co., Ltd. risk premium Summary wage markup 1989.2 1990.1 1990.4 1991.3 1992.2 1993.1 1993.4 Reasons 1994.3 residual 1995.2 1996.1 1996.4 exogenuos spending 1997.3 1.39% 1998.2 1999.1 Growth Rate Valuation 1999.4 2000.3 2001.2 2002.1 GDP Change 2002.4 2003.3 Risks 2004.2 Sustainable Growth Rate investment specific tech 2005.1 2005.4 2006.3 2007.2 2008.1 2008.4 2009.3 monetary policy 2010.2 Conclusion Valuation
  • 33. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Valuation FCF & Target Price (Million of yen) FCF Weight Prices 81 6,000 5,168 1.11% 4,425 1.30% 5,000 4,365 1.02% Patterns 4,284 0.74% 4,000 3,834 0.93% 3,761 0.65% 3,000 2,555 1.20% 2,266 1.39% 2,000 × = ¥1,673 1,924 1.11% 1,812 2.31% 1,596 1.57% 1,000 1,385 1.76% 1,253 1.48% 0 1,226 1.20% 2013/10 period.2014/10 period.2015/10 period.2016/10 period.2017/10 period.2018/10 period.2019/10 period.2020/10 period.2021/11 period.2022/11 period. 1,120 1.39% (1,000) 1,093 0.74% 851 0.65% Estimation Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 33
  • 34. Park 24 Co., Ltd. 34
  • 35. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Risks Risks Impact Planned Power Disasters; Land Owner Cuts. Earthquakes and cancels Contracts Typhoons. with Park 24. Regulation Risks. Rising Supply Costs Moderation of of Mobility Vehicles. Developing New Parking. Moderation of Car Business Cycle Sharing Member Impacts. Growth. Securities of TONIC Risks of Prior and IT Systems. Investment on Mobility Business. Probability Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 35
  • 36. Park 24 Co., Ltd. 36
  • 37. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Conclusion Parking Business Diversification Strong Balance Sheet Recommendation BUY Summary Reasons Valuation Risks Conclusion 37
  • 38. CFA Research Challenge, Team L Thank you for your attention Sustainable Growth of Park 24 38
  • 39. Park 24 Co., Ltd. Presentation Index  Investment Summary & Company Overview  Market price & target price  Top Coin Parking Company in Japan  Why They are Top in Japan ?  Business Portfolio(2011)  Business Performance  Reasons 3 Factors of sustainable Growth  Expected High Growth of TPS Sales  Parking Business Model  Strong Balance Sheet  Estimation the Parking Sales  Expanding TPS Business  Given the Expected Steady CF, plus  Sufficient Market Size Strong B/S  Win-Win Business Model  Valuation • TONIC System Gathers Information  Target Price by DCF Model • Parking Management & Paying Cash for Stores  Stable Relationships in Contracts  WACC  Diversification  Sustainable Growth Rate  Park 24 Develops Business Portfolio  FCF & Target Price  ST Provides Rich FCF  Risks  High Growth and Big Potential of TPS  Risks  Sales of Parking will grow Stably  Conclusion  Park 24 expands Business Portfolio  Conclusion
  • 40. CFA Research Challenge, Team L Appendix
  • 41. Index (Qualitive Analysis) index • Appendix • Index • Market Profile • Theoretical Market Profile • Estimated Sales of Each Segment • Areas • Trend of Parking 2002-2011 • Parking Enterprise 5 Forces Analysis • Rental Car Enterprise 5 Forces Analysis • Car Sharing Enterprise SWOT Analysis • Estimation of Potential Market • Potential Market • Comparison of IT System in Parking Industry • Times Network • First Mover Advantage and Increasing Returns to Scale in Parking Industry 1 • First Mover Advantage and Increasing Returns to Scale in Parking Industry 2 • Comparison of Strategy in Parking Company • About “Mitsui Re-park” • Incentive of Land Owner and Park 24 • Parking Instruments Manufactures • Uniqueness of the operating style of Park 24 • Cost structure of rent car business
  • 42. index Index(Parking Business) • The way of estimating the parking spaces • Estimating the number of parking spaces • Estimating the sales, Cost of sales and gross margin • The probability of each scenarios • Estimating the sales by each scenarios • sales, cost of sales and gross margin
  • 43. index Index(Mobility) • Estimation of Market Size of Rental Car • Estimation of Car Sharing Sales • Estimation of Market Size of Car Sharing • Estimation of Car Sharing Sales • Estimation of Rental Car Sales • Car Sharing Members per Population • Scenarios of Rental Car Sales • Estimation of Members of Car Sharing • Estimated Sales of Rental Car (Main • Scenarios of Car Sharing Sales Scenario) • Reasons Why Car Sharing • Estimated Sales of Rental Car (Good • Estimated Sales of Car Sharing Scenario) • Estimated Sales of Car Sharing • Estimated Sales of Rental Car (Bad • Estimated Sales of Car Sharing(yen) Scenario) • Estimated Gross Income Margin(yen) • Estimated Sales of Rental Cars (Millions • Estimation of Road Service yen) • Estimated Sales of Mobility • Estimated Gross Income of Rental Cars • Estimated Gross Income Margin of (Millions yen) Mobility
  • 44. index Index(Valuation and Financial Analysis 1) • Calculation of the Risk Free Rate • ABM Industries Inc. • Return of the Market Portfolio • Coinstar Inc. • Survivorship Bias • Comparison Company • Calculation of the Market Risk Premium • Multiple • Calculation of β • Target Price by Multiple • Calculation of β • Achievements change for the past 5 years B/S • Calculation of the Debt Cost • Achievements change for the past 5 years P/L • Optimal Capital Structure • Financial Analysis “ROE” • Sustainable Growth Rate • Financial Analysis “NI Margin” • Assumption of Multiple Analysis • Financial Analysis “Asset Turnover” • Avis Budget Group Inc. • Financial Analysis “Leverage” • Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc. • Financial Analysis “ROE” • Hertz Global Holdings Inc. • Financial Analysis “NI Margin” • Ryder System Inc. • Financial Analysis “Asset Turnover” • Zip car Inc. • Financial Analysis “Leverage” • Standard Parking Corp • Return on Equity • NI Margin
  • 45. index Index(Valuation and Financial Analysis 2) • Asset Turnover • Assumption of the Estimation of Financial • Leverage Statement • OP Margin • Estimation of Balance Sheet • Capital Adequacy Ratio • Estimation of Profit and Loss statement • Fixed Assets Ratio • FCF Calculation • Current Ratio • FCF Simulation • Quick Ratio • Scenario Weight • Short-term debt is increasing • Weight • Tangible Fixed Asset Turnover • Stock Price Simulation • Tangible Asset Turnover Period • Return on Invested Capital • Return on Assets • Sales Growth Rate • OP Margin Growth Rate • Cost of Sales/Sales Ratio • Sales, General, and Administrative Expenses/Sales Ratio • Dividend Payout Ratio
  • 46. index Index(Valuation and Financial Analysis 3) • The Number of People who Have Driver’s License • Car -insurance • Economics and Business Theory 1 • Economics and Business Theory 2 • Economics and Business Theory 3 • Risk, considered FCF and WACC • Risk of rising land prices • Correlation between Cancellation and Land Prices • Safety risks • Risk of Economic Condition Change • Risks of natural disasters • The rate of university graduate leaving their
  • 47. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Market Profile Market Profile Market Cap 188,156 Mllion Yen(15:00) Dividend Yield 2.40%(15:00) Dividend per share 30.00(2011/10) PER 27.25x(15:00) PBR 4.28x(15:00) EPS 45.94x(2011/10) BPS 292.75x(2012/04) Minimum Sales Amount 125,200(15:00) Yearly high 1,334(12/09/03) Yearly low 941(12/01/26) Source: Yahoo Finance
  • 48. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Theoretical Market Profile Target Price PER 22x 1,673 PBR 4.04x Market Cap BPS 251,425,975,192 414 Reason ⇒PER High Investor’s expectation of Park24 growth power is strong. Source: Student Estimates
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  • 50. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Areas ■Areas Operating in 24 prefectures. (Hokkaido, Miyagi, Tochigi, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Shizuoka, Aichi, Mie, Shiga, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, Wakayama, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Miyazaki, Okinawa) *New Prefectures(Tochigi, Shizuoka, Mie, Miyazaki) Number of parking in each area. *Owned by Park24() October 31r, Heisei23 N of Area N of Capacity Parking 5,586 Kanto 163,831(1,189) (11) 3,386 Kansai 126,141 (298) (6) 1,725 Other 67,157(1,601) (8) 10,697 Sum 357,129(3,088) (25) Source: Park 24 HP
  • 51. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Trend of Parking 2002-2011 Standard Times CAGR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2003-2011 2003-2007 2008-2011 All 39,255 47,530 54,538 63,196 74,715 89,201 100,868 109,963 118,472 130,168 Capacity Growth rate 21.08% 14.74% 15.88% 18.23% 19.39% 13.08% 9.02% 7.74% 9.87% 14.25% 17.84% 8.87% All 3,605 4,002 4,290 4,607 5,263 6,249 7,059 7,495 7,991 8,803 Number Growth rate 11.01% 7.20% 7.39% 14.24% 18.73% 12.96% 6.18% 6.62% 10.16% 10.43% 11.63% 7.64% Times Partnership Service CAGR 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2003-20112003-20072008-2011 All 8,014 16,917 30,097 58,586 87,454 121,940 138,526 151,508 195,597 226,961 Capacity Growth rate 111.09% 77.91% 94.66% 49.27% 39.43% 13.60% 9.37% 29.10% 16.04% 44.99% 72.37% 17.89% All 281 361 549 741 899 1,115 1,276 1,413 1,655 1,894 Number Growth rate 33.33% 0.00% 25.00% 20.00% -20.00% 70.83% 26.83% -1.92% 15.69% 23.62% 31.74% 14.07% Source: Park 24 HP
  • 52. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Parking Enterprise 5 Forces Analysis Threat is small. Power is weak. Parking business does not have regulation. So, start to Customer must use a business is not difficultly. parking lot to stop a car. However, network In addition, the need of externality works and it is in the parking lot is high at the structure of the first the time of the car use. mover advantage, the threat of new entry is small. Power is strong. Threat is small. Other means of Although the landowner who is transportation not a supplier has large bargaining using a car ability on an industry structure target, our company is The competition is not intense. predominance from the other The competition is not intense. It is the industry leader company in the business which with a business scale 13 times as large as the industry does not let an original broker third place on the basis of 3.5 times of the industry pass. second place, the number on the basis of number. Source: Student Estimates
  • 53. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Rental Car Enterprise 5 Forces Analysis Power is weak. Threat is small. Consumers are sensitive to a price, but the Cost of car importance of the rental procurement and car service does not have maintenance are the mass purchase low. necessary. And economy of scale characteristics act. Power is weak. Threat is strong. Since most rental car Purchasing cars. companies are associated Other transportation. companies vehicle maker's, they are considered The competition is intense. that bargaining ability is low. Customer’s switching cost of consumers has low, because a lot of competitors being. Therefore, it may be said that the antagonism of the competition supplier is strong. Source: Student Estimates
  • 54. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Car Sharing Enterprise SWOT Analysis Harmful Helpful Strengths Weaknesses Internal action External action ・Number of stores ・The procurement cost of the ・It does not take safekeeping car is high cost of the vehicle Opportunities Threats ・Market Expansion ・The end of keeping away from car of the youth ・Station of the electric car ・Intensification of the price competition by the other companies entry Source: Student Estimates
  • 55. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimation of Potential Market ■The Equation (shown in the table below for more information) Market size=the total number of parking times ×the number of parking fee(600 yen) The total number of parking = number of private car × destination number per year Annual mileage per vehicle = total mileage of private cars / Number of private cars Annual mileage of ordinary road per vehicle = The average driving distance per day × (1 - Utilization rate of highway -50km or more traveling rate) Source: Student Estimates
  • 56. index Comparing car rental business strategy
  • 57. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Potential Market Number of Cars Normal 16,890,402 Small 23,470,003 Number of Cars Kei 17,986,982 Sum of Above 58,347,387 Taxi 209,566 Number of Cars 58,137,821 Running Gasoline 466,643,983 Distance( Diesel 14,510,354 Thausand km) Sum of Above 481,154,337 Running Distance p er Car(km) 8,276 Ratio of Highway Use 13% Running Distance of Highway 1,076 Driving Ratio of Over 50 km 25% Driving Distance of Over 50 km 993 Driving Distance of Ordinal Road p er Car(km) 6,207 Average Driving Distance p er day 33.5 Number of Goals in y ear p er Car 185.29 Number of Number of Parking in a y ear 10,772,112,022 Stopping Car Disturbance, Resudual 8,617,689,618 Fee 600 M arket Size of Parking(y en) 5,170,613,770,746 Source: Student Estimates
  • 58. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Comparison of IT System in Parking Industry Company System Introduci Function1 Function2 Function3 ETC Name Name ng Year Real time Pricing with DWH destribution "Times Club" The industry's analysis,to take Park 24 TONIC 2003 of membership program first online advantage of the circmustance point parking system promotion of Parkings collective management of Fee Electronic money and Nihon the parking Caliculation credit card ( Suica Parking situation,making a System database of automatically etc... ) Chushajo Information sogo System by QR kenkyusho Code "information By analyzing the "Call center" 24 hours a Mitsui Rism = Repark delivery" daily data, day, 365 days a year, Fudo-san information system for real-time performing the corresponding trouble Reality management status of appropriate and quickly. parking etc… optimal pricing. Meitetsu "MKPCard"memb "manaka" Expansion of Kyosho ership Card parking "Introduction "The introduction Trust "Site Info"Trust of a POS of card member Park Navi system for services" Source: Student Estimates
  • 59. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Times Network The company introduced the “Times club” , the common membership card , such as the introduction of a common point between the parking business and mobility business, it aims synergistic effect to attract customers in both businesses. Source: Park 24 HP
  • 60. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index First Mover Advantage and Increasing Returns to Scale in Parking Industry 1 ■User Perspective When people use a parking lot, there is a purpose of some movement, and it we use it when it is necessary to stop a car temporarily at time. We thought that the people at that time take the following actions. (1)We decide a place to go to. (2)We decide a means of transportation. (3)We check whether there is a parking lot near when we move by car. Thus, when we check a parking lot, we can search a variety of local information and can predict price range beforehand, and it is thought that we make much of it in peace whether it is available. Approximately 10,000 places of whole country includes a parking lot and are predicted when network externality produces it as a preceding person, and the predictable Times of the parking lot can stand in the advantageous situation by TONIC system beforehand. Source: Student Estimates
  • 61. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index First Mover Advantage and Increasing Returns to Scale in Parking Industry 2 ■Change adjustment of the profit We cannot regulate minus balance when we run a parking lot in small scale when we build the parking lot because it is difficult to predict the profit of the parking lot beforehand. However, we can offset a deficit with the black when we invest it on a large scale and can withdraw in the long term from the deficit parking lot. Thus, we can perform an active advance when we run a large-scale parking lot. Source: Student Estimates
  • 62. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Comparison of Strategy in Parking Company sales Company name offices Operating style ( mirrionyen ) Park24 124,080 16 Direct negotiation & strong marketing Nihon Parking 10,687 5 Direct Management PON PARKING DEVELOPMENT 8,720 14 Reuse of unprofitable parkings Paraka 7,032 7 Fixed payment or payment from sales Mitsui Repark 42,198 15 cooperate with broker Source: Student Estimates
  • 63. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index About “Mitsui Repark” Sales (Unit: ¥ 1 million) Number of operational 43,000 42,000 42,198 management(Unit:cars) 41,000 133,039 135,000 40,000 38,786 130,000 39,000 38,263 124,379 38,000 37,348 125,000 120,710 36,526 118,357 37,000 120,000 116,661 36,000 115,000 35,000 34,000 110,000 33,000 105,000 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Mitsui Real Estate Realty Ltd expanding the "Mitsui Repark" is a consolidated company and a subsidiary of Mitsui Real Estate. Therefore, we will not be able to obtain financial piecemeal data .For this reason, despite the impact on the industry, it has not been reflected in the analysis. Source: Mitsui Repark HP
  • 64. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Incentive of Land Owner and Park 24 It is considered that in order to have a long-term parking contract, a stable relationship between landowners and the company. So we summarized the reason why their relationships are mainly consist of, as shown below. Incentives for land loan(ST) landowners Park24 By offering unused land, without the need There is no need to have a fixed assets of for capital investment and the risks, they land, it is possible to obtain a stable can expect to land a stable income. In earnings in a relatively small capital addition, it is also possible to switch the investment. other land use by the cancellation in two years contract period. Source: Student Estimates
  • 65. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Parking Instruments Manufactures Firm Name 企業名 Business Contents パーキング関連事業内容 VANTEC CORPORATION Logistics IT Service Nihon Park Manufacture and sale of machinery parking management Fuji dynamics Manufacturing, sales and maintenance of parking system Amano Manufacturing, sales and maintenance of parking system Park Engineer Planning, management consulting and business operation and management of the business Ekoro Tech Installation, operation and market research equipment sales, rental and parking Time Parking Metered parking business (operation and management consultancy) Park Avenue Administrative duties related to parking construction equipment rental business and the operation and management of the hourly parking Sale of equipment failure response and collect parking, maintenance, parking Tomo management You're parking Operation and maintenance parking Park Labo management and sales of parking equipment Parking Systems Sumitomo Heavy Industries management and sales of parking equipment NichieiIntec Development, manufacturing, sales and maintenance of parking equipment Source: Student Estimates
  • 66. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Uniqueness of the operating style of Park 24 When taking a lease on and acquiring land ,competitors are generally negotiated with the landlord on the basis of real estate brokerage company. However, in this form it is difficult to aim the acquisition and loan price for their advantage to their own companies. The reason is that the intention of the landlord becomes obscured by the presence of a mediator . To solve this problem, Park 24 avoids by salespeople to negotiate directly with the landlord. As a result, it will be able to achieve the goals of their agreement. Leading up to the process, they examine the transcript to explore the city and land themselves in the business, they negotiate directly with the landlord. Source: Student Estimates
  • 67. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Cost structure of rent car business There is a possibility that sourcing costs on the rental car business of the company will be relatively higher than the other rental companies. We can guess the main reason why the other major rental car companies are able to reduce the sourcing costs of the car is that they are based on automobile companies . Source: Student Estimates
  • 68. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index The way of estimating the parking spaces  Formula for an estimation  The number of parking spaces = (The number of parking sites)×(parking spaces per a parking sites)  The number of parking sites =(The number of parking sites in the previous fiscal year)+(The number of developed parking sites)-(The number of Cancelled parking sites)+(The number of converted & segment shift parking sites )  The number of developed parking sites =(The number of a development sales staff)×(the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff) Source: Student Estimates
  • 69. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces The way of estimating the parking spaces By the following five steps, we estimated the sales of parking business. STEP1:Estimating the number of development sales staff STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff STEP3:Estimating the number of parking spaces per a parking sites STEP4:Estimating the rate of Cancelled parking sites and the rate of converted & segment shift parking sites STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios. Source: Student Estimates
  • 70. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP1:Estimating the number of development sales staff Change in past years 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012e Reference The number of total stuff in 145 142 152 146 184 238 277 278 281 314 365 from the document in IR MTG parking business The number of development sale 165 from telephone MTG stuff Estimation of the 45.21% of total stuff in number of 66 64 69 66 83 108 125 126 127 142 parking business development sales Increase in development sales -1 5 -3 17 24 18 0 1 15 23 av : 9.95 staff Source: Student Estimates
  • 71. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP1:Estimating the number of development sales staff Estimation 2012e 2013e 2014e 2015e 2016e 2017e 2018e 2019e 2020e 2021e 2022e T he increasing num ber of 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 developm ent sales staff T he decreaseing num ber of 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 developm ent sales staff T he net increasing num ber of 10 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 developm ent sales staff T he num ber of developm ent sales 165 172 179 186 193 200 207 214 221 228 235 staffs Source: Student Estimates
  • 72. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff Change in past years about ST ST 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012e reference The number of developed 692 592 686 1,018 1,344 1,271 867 921 1,265 1,250 from IR MTG parking sites The number of a 66 64 69 66 83 108 125 126 127 142 165 using estimate development sales staff the number of developed parking sites per a 0.00 10.78 8.62 10.39 12.24 12.49 10.15 6.90 7.25 8.91 7.58 development sales staff Source: Student Estimates
  • 73. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff Change in past years about TPS TPS 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012e refarence The number of 18 99 206 221 189 244 204 181 298 305 400 from IR MTG developed parking sites The number of a 66 64 69 66 83 108 125 126 127 142 165 using estimate development sales staff the number of developed parking sites per a 0.27 1.54 3.00 3.35 2.27 2.27 1.63 1.44 2.35 2.15 2.42 development sales staff Source: Student Estimates
  • 74. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff Estimation by each scenario By the following three factors, we estimate the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff. ①The shift of the emphasis from ST enterprise to a TPS enterprise ②Increasing search cost and marching cost of new land which is the target of ST Source: Student Estimates
  • 75. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff Estimation of good scenario ① The shift of the emphasis from ST enterprise to a TPS enterprise →Main factor ② Increasing search cost and marching cost of new land which is the target of ST →Micro factor In addition, we estimate the increase in TPS per TS1 positive. And we subtracted data that can be placed in the side of the recession. The number of developed parking -0.2423x + 496.38 ST一人当たり開発件数goodシナリオ sites The numberST一人当たり開発件数goodシナリオ of developed parking=sites + 496.38 y -0.2423x y= 13.00 13.00 12.00 12.00 11.00 11.00 10.00 10.00 9.00 9.00 8.00 8.00 7.00 7.00 6.00 6.00 5.00 5.00 4.00 4.00 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 Source: Student Estimates
  • 76. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff Estimation of main scenario ① The shift of the emphasis from ST enterprise to a TPS enterprise ② Increasing search cost and marching cost of new land which is the target of ST In addition, we estimate the increase in TPS per-TS1 neutral . The number of developed parking sites ST一人当たり開発件数Mainシナリオ The number of developed parking sites TPS一人当たり開発件数Mainシナリオ y = -0.2876x + 587.3 y = 0.0478x - 94.157 14.00 2.50 12.00 10.00 2.00 8.00 1.50 6.00 1.00 4.00 2.00 0.50 0.00 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 0.00 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Source: Student Estimate
  • 77. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff Estimation of main scenario ① The shift of the emphasis from ST enterprise to a TPS enterprise ② Increasing search cost and marching cost of new land which is the target of ST In addition, we estimate the increase in TPS per TS1 negative . And, we also estimate the outlook in relation to the future of TPS business strategy negative. The number of developed parking sites ST一人当たり開発件数badシナリオ The number of developed parking sites TPS一人当たり開発件数badシナリオ y = -0.3363x + 684.2 12.00 2.50 y = -0.0164x + 34.858 10.00 2.00 8.00 1.50 6.00 4.00 1.00 2.00 0.50 0.00 0.00 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Source: Student Estimate
  • 78. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP2:Estimating the number of developed parking sites pe development sales staff Estimation Conclusion Good  Scenario Main Scenario Bad Scenario ST TPS TPS/ST ST TPS TPS/ST ST TPS TPS/ST 0.2423 0.2464 1.01692 0.2876 0.0478 0.1662 0.3363 -0.0164 -0.04877 Source: Student Estimate
  • 79. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP3:Estimating the number of parking spaces Change in past years per a parking sites As follows, We can see the change of the number of parking spaces per a parking sites in past years in ST and TPS. ST 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 av the number of parking 3,605 4,002 4,290 4,607 5,263 6,249 7,059 7,495 7,991 8,803 sites the number of parking ST spaces the number 39,255 47,530 54,538 63,196 74,715 89,201 100,868 109,963 118,472 130,168 of parking spaces per a 10.89 11.88 12.71 13.72 14.20 14.27 14.29 14.67 14.83 14.79 14.51 parking sites TPS 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 the number of parking 281 361 549 741 899 1,115 1,276 1,413 1,655 1,894 sites TPS the number of parking spaces 8014 16,917 30,097 58,586 87,454 121,940 138,526 151,508 195,597 226,961 the number of parking spaces per a 28.52 46.86 54.82 79.06 97.28 109.36 108.56 107.22 118.19 119.83 parking sites Source: Student Estimate
  • 80. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP3:Estimating the number of parking spaces per a parking sites Change in past years As follows, We can see the change of the number of parking spaces per a parking sites in past years in ST and TPS. ST TPS the number of parking spaces per a parking sites ST the number of parking spaces per a parking sites TPS 16.00 140.00 14.00 120.00 12.00 100.00 10.00 80.00 8.00 60.00 6.00 40.00 4.00 2.00 20.00 0.00 0.00 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Source: Student Estimates
  • 81. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP3:Estimating the number of parking spaces per a parking sites Estimation Considering the reduction of the increase in recent years, we think it is appropriate that there is no increase in both ST, TPS from 2011 onwards. However, on the other hand, as business strategy of ST the target company has stated that they would go aggressively against future installation of a small parking lot. We believe that using the average of the values ​of a stable increased ones since 2006 to take into account (MTG by phone) this point will lead to better estimates. Thus we adopt the following values ​in all scenarios. the number of parking spaces per a parking sites ST 14.51 TPS 119.83 Source: Student Estimates
  • 82. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP4:Estimating the rate of Cancelled parking sites and the rate of converted & segment shift parking sites Estimation ST  Estimation of the churn rate (ST) We adopted the average values of the years from 2003 to 2011 when viewed in terms of the number as an estimate of the churn rate of ST business.  Estimation of migration rate for interval reclassification (ST) We adopted the average values ​of the number of years based on estimate of the migration rate for interval reclassification since 2009. ST 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 AV Developed in this year 10,910 12,821 13,582 14,224 19,380 22,365 20,982 19,638 18,947 24,717 A 2,857 4,217 6,330 5,824 7,557 7,667 7,730 8,483 9,000 11,782 B Number The number of cancellation converted & segment shift -150 -329 -244 258 -304 -212 -1,585 -2,060 -1,438 -1,239 C of Total 39,255 47,530 54,538 63,196 74,715 89,201 100,868 109,963 118,472 130,168 D D=D(-1)+A-B+C spaces the rate of Cancellation 10.74% 13.32% 10.68% 11.96% 10.26% 8.67% 8.41% 8.18% 9.94% 10.24% AV:2003-2011 the rate of converted & segment -0.84% -0.51% 0.47% -0.48% -0.28% -1.78% -2.04% -1.31% -1.05% -1.47% After starting car sharing Developed in this year 692 592 686 1,018 1,344 1,271 867 921 1,265 A number The number of cancellation 295 345 373 363 361 441 422 427 462 B converted & segment shift 0 41 4 1 3 -20 -9 2 9 C of Total 3,605 4,002 4,290 4,607 5,263 6,249 7,059 7,495 7,991 8,803 D D=D(-1)+A-B+C sites the rate of Cancellation 8.18% 8.62% 8.69% 7.88% 6.86% 7.06% 5.98% 5.70% 5.78% 7.19% AV:2003-2011 the rate of converted & segment 0.00% 1.02% 0.09% 0.02% 0.06% -0.32% -0.13% 0.03% 0.11% 0.004% After starting car sharing Source: Student Estimate
  • 83. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP4:Estimating the rate of Cancelled parking sites and the rate of converted & segment shift parking sites Estimation TPS  Estimation of the churn rate (TPS) We adopted the average values of the years from 2008 to the future trends.  Estimation of migration rate for interval reclassification (TPS) We adopted the average value of the migration rate in the stable phase 2008, 2010 and 2011. TPS 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 AV Developed in this year 4,228 9,337 13,501 29,922 32,487 36,394 21,216 16,483 50,117 43,188 A The number of cancellation 499 347 353 654 3,526 1,497 4,708 7,715 6,605 10,666 B Number converted & segment shift 639 -102 32 -779 -93 -411 78 4,214 577 -1,158 C of Total 8,014 16,917 30,097 58,586 87,454 121,940 138,526 151,508 195,597 226,961 D D=D(-1)+A-B+C spaces the rate of Cancellation 4.33% 2.09% 2.17% 6.02% 1.71% 3.86% 5.57% 4.36% 5.45% 4.81% AV:2008-2011 the rate of converted & segment -1.27% 0.19% -2.59% -0.16% -0.47% 0.06% 3.04% 0.38% -0.59% -0.05% 08,10,11 Developed in this year 18 99 206 221 189 244 204 181 298 305 A number The number of cancellation 15 20 20 25 30 24 41 52 51 59 B converted & segment shift 2 1 2 -4 -1 -4 -2 8 -5 -7 C of Total 281 361 549 741 899 1,115 1,276 1,413 1,655 1,894 D D=D(-1)+A-B+C sites the rate of Cancellation 7.12% 5.54% 4.55% 4.05% 2.67% 3.68% 4.08% 3.61% 3.56% 3.73% AV:2008-2011 the rate of converted & segment 0.36% 0.55% -0.73% -0.13% -0.44% -0.18% 0.63% -0.35% -0.42% -0.32% 08,10,11 Source: Student Estimates
  • 84. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios. ST It is as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of parking scenario of business parking ST. • You and the number of parking after taking into account the number of parking churn considering the movement classification and reclassification, the final surrender. Estimation of good scenario Good senario year 2012e 2013e 2014e 2015e 2016e 2017e 2018e 2019e 2020e 2021e 2022e Derivation The number of a development sales staff 165 172 179 186 193 200 207 214 221 228 235 A the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff 8.67 8.43 8.18 7.94 7.70 7.46 7.22 6.97 6.73 6.49 6.25 B The number of developed parking sites 1,430 1,449 1,465 1,477 1,486 1,492 1,494 1,492 1,488 1,479 1,468 C C=A×B The number of parking sites 9,597 10,358 11,088 11,783 12,443 13,067 13,655 14,204 14,715 15,187 15,618 D D=D(-1)×C parking spaces per a parking sites 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 E The number of parking spaces 20,752 21,028 21,255 21,432 21,560 21,639 21,669 21,650 21,581 21,463 21,296 F F=D×E The rate of cancellation 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% G the rate of converted & segment 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% H Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation 135,683 140,829 145,599 149,988 153,991 157,604 160,825 163,649 166,073 168,096 169,715 I I=F×(1-G-H) Source: Student Estimates
  • 85. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios. ST It is as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of parking scenario of business parking ST. • You and the number of parking after taking into account the number of parking churn considering the movement classification and reclassification, the final surrender. Estimation of main scenario M ain senario year 2012e 2013e 2014e 2015e 2016e 2017e 2018e 2019e 2020e 2021e 2022e Derivation The number of a development sales staff 165 172 179 186 193 200 207 214 221 228 235 A the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff 8.62 8.34 8.05 7.76 7.47 7.19 6.90 6.61 6.32 6.04 5.75 B The number of developed parking sites 1,423 1,434 1,441 1,444 1,442 1,437 1,428 1,415 1,397 1,376 1,351 C C=A×B The number of parking sites 9,590 10,337 11,045 11,711 12,335 12,915 13,450 13,940 14,383 14,778 15,125 D D=D(-1)×C parking spaces per a parking sites 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 E The number of parking spaces 20,644 20,802 20,902 20,943 20,926 20,851 20,717 20,525 20,274 19,965 19,597 F F=D×E The rate of cancellation 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% G the rate of converted & segment 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% H Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation 135,575 140,507 144,962 148,936 152,428 155,436 157,958 159,992 161,538 162,594 163158 I I=F×(1-G-H) Source: Student Estimates
  • 86. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios. STis as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of It parking scenario of business parking ST. • You and the number of parking after taking into account the number of parking churn considering the movement classification and reclassification, the final surrender. Estimation of bad scenario Bad senario year 2012e 2013e 2014e 2015e 2016e 2017e 2018e 2019e 2020e 2021e 2022e Derivation The number of a development sales staff 165 172 179 186 193 200 207 214 221 228 235 A the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff 8.58 8.24 7.90 7.57 7.23 6.89 6.56 6.22 5.89 5.55 5.21 B The number of developed parking sites 1,415 1,417 1,415 1,407 1,395 1,379 1,357 1,331 1,301 1,265 1,225 C C=A×B The number of parking sites 9,582 10,314 10,999 11,634 12,219 12,751 13,230 13,655 14,025 14,339 14,595 D D=D(-1)×C parking spaces per a parking sites 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 14.51 E The number of parking spaces 20,527 20,559 20,523 20,418 20,244 20,003 19,693 19,315 18,869 18,354 17,771 F F=D×E The rate of cancellation 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% 10.24% G the rate of converted & segment 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% 1.47% H Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation 135,458 140,161 144,277 147,806 150,748 153,105 154,876 156,062 156,662 156,678 156,108 I I=F×(1-G-H) Source: Student Estimates
  • 87. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios. TPS It is as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of parking scenario of business parking TPS. • You and the number of parking after taking into account the number of parking churn considering the movement classification and reclassification, the final surrender. Estimation of good scenario Good senario year 2012e 2013e 2014e 2015e 2016e 2017e 2018e 2019e 2020e 2021e 2022e Derivation The number of a development sales staff 165 172 179 186 193 200 207 214 221 228 235 A the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff 2.40 2.64 2.89 3.13 3.38 3.63 3.87 4.12 4.37 4.61 4.86 B The number of developed parking sites 395 454 517 583 652 725 802 882 965 1,052 1,142 C C=A×B The number of parking sites 2,296 2,751 3,267 3,850 4,503 5,228 6,030 6,912 7,877 8,928 10,070 D D=D(-1)×C parking spaces per a parking sites 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 E The number of parking spaces 275,157 329,601 391,546 461,406 539,594 626,522 722,605 828,256 943,888 1,069,915 1,206,750 F F=D×E The rate of cancellation 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% G the rate of converted & segment 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% H Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation 261,785 313,583 372,518 438,983 513,371 596,075 687,488 788,005 898,018 1,017,920 1,148,105 I I=F×(1-G-H) Source: Student Estimates
  • 88. CFA Research Challenge, Team L index Estimating the number of parking spaces STEP5: Estimating the number of parking spaces in ST and TPS, classified by scenarios. TPS It is as follows when estimated from 2012 to 2022 by the change in the number of parking scenario of business parking TPS. • You and the number of parking after taking into account the number of parking churn considering the movement classification and reclassification, the final surrender. Estimation of main scenario Main senario year 2012e 2013e 2014e 2015e 2016e 2017e 2018e 2019e 2020e 2021e 2022e Derivation The number of a development sales staff 165 172 179 186 193 200 207 214 221 228 235 A the number of developed parking sites per a development sales staff 2.20 2.24 2.29 2.34 2.39 2.44 2.48 2.53 2.58 2.63 2.67 B The number of developed parking sites 362 386 410 435 461 487 514 542 570 599 629 C C=A×B The number of parking sites 2,263 2,649 3,060 3,495 3,956 4,443 4,957 5,499 6,069 6,667 7,296 D D=D(-1)×C parking spaces per a parking sites 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 119.83 E The number of parking spaces 271,230 317,487 366,653 418,807 474,029 532,399 593,998 658,906 727,203 798,969 874,284 F F=D×E The rate of cancellation 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% 4.81% G the rate of converted & segment 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% 0.05% H Number of parking, after consideration of cancellation 258,049 302,058 348,835 398,454 450,992 506,525 565,131 626,884 691,862 760,141 831795.9 I I=F×(1-G-H) Source: Student Estimates