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To: deeno who wrote (3305)9/13/1999 2:24:00 PM
From: deeno  Respond to of 3424
 
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Price - Local / ADR: EUR425.5 / $30 5/16
12 Month Price Objective: EUR540 / US$38 1/2
Estimates (Dec) 1998A 1999E 2000E
Revenue 4316.0 5012.0 6299.0
Yr/yr Growth 40.3% 16.1% 25.7%
EPS 5.0 4.9 7.0
Yr/yr growth n/a -3.7% 44.2%
P/E 84.4 87.7 60.8
ADR EPS $0.49 $0.43 $0.62
Cash Flow/Share 6.37 6.66 9.16
Price/Cash Flow 66.8x 63.9x 46.5
Gross Dividend 1.60 1.64 1.80
Gross Yield 1%1%1%
Opinion & Financial Data
Investment Opinion ? Local: C-3-1-7 to C-1-1-7
Investment Opinion ? ADR: C-3-1-7 to C-1-1-7
Mkt. Value / Shares Outstanding (mn): 44678 / 105
Book Value/Share (Dec-98): 17.38
Price/Book Ratio: 21
Est. 5 Year EPS Growth: 30%
1999E P/E Rel. to Mkt: 372
Stock Data
52-Week Range ? Local: 485.73-236.00
52-Week Range ? ADR: $0 - $0
Symbol / Exchange ? Local: SAPHF / Frankfurt
Symbol / Exchange ? ADR: SAP / New York
Bloomberg / Reuters: SAP3 GR / SAPG.F
Shares/ADR: 0.08
Exchange Rate: EUR0.95/USD

Investment Highlights:
ú We are changing our intermediate term
neutral rating to a buy rating due to the
improved outlook for the ERP market in 2000.
ú We believe investors are becoming interested
in software vendors again, specifically ERP as
corporations begin to show interest in buying
applications post-Y2k.
ú Although there is still a high risk of SAP
missing the consensus estimates for 1999, we
believe investors are already looking through
to 2000.
ú We are establishing a near term price
objective of EUR 540, over a 20% increase
from the current price, based on a 2001 PEG
of 2.
ú Using a 30% CAGR over the next five years, a
P/E of 60x (PEG of 2) our 2001 estimate of
EUR 9 justifies this price in a 6-9 month time
frame.
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