WELL Health Technologies Corp. (TSX: WELL) this week announced that they would be acquiring MyHealth for total consideration of C$266.3 million. This is being completed via a combination of C$82 million in cash, $94.3 million in shares, a C$30 million convertible note, and a potential earn-out payment of up to C$60 million paid in cash. MyHealth was founded in 2013 and now has 48 stores across Ontario with over 760 physicians. WELL Health said that the company has a 5-year CAGR of 40% for revenue and EBITDA which includes a 15% organic growth rate.
The next day, the company announced that they have lenders committing to a C$140 million senior secured credit facility, with a C$60 million accordion feature. The credit facility has a floating rate but will decrease as MyHealths leverage decreases.
Many analysts have increased their 12-month price target off the back of this acquisition, the new weighted average sits at C$11.83, a 50% upside. The company has 12 analysts covering the name, with three of them having strong buy ratings and nine having buy rating. The street high sits at C$13.50 and the lowest is C$9.50.
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In Haywood’s note on this acquisition, they reiterated their C$12.00 price target and buy rating. The firm stated that this merger looks accretive and reiterates that WELL Health is one of their top picks, commenting that the company is on a “stellar trajectory with rapid upward movements in the stock.”
Colin Healey, their analyst, says that this deal will bring $100 million in annual revenue, bringing Well to an almost $400 million revenue run rate. He also believes that the deal provides minimal dilution to current investors with roughly 5% dilution. Healey says that WELL Health will be paying 2.1x Pro-forma 2021 revenue or 10.3x Pro-forma 2021 EBITDA.
Below you can Haywood’s revised 2021 and 2022 estimates to incorporate the MyHealth acquisition as well as other pending acquisitions.
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Is there a timeline for the $12 dollars target?
WELL technology is the most underrated stock on the TSX, this stock is about to explode any day, buy now and hold for 5 years it will be 60 bucks