Credit Suisse analyst Omar Sheikh said Time Warner's can deliver more value for shareholders over the long-term with its current structure and strategy than it could with a potential break-up of the company. Time Warner is worth $79-$89 in a break-up, given bond redemption penalties and loss of synergies and scale, the analyst said. Sheikh expects the importance of scale for content companies to only increase in the future, as digital competitors spend more on exclusive content and thinks Time Warner can grow EBITDA by 25% and net income by a third over the next three years. The analyst has an Outperform rating and $90 price target on Time Warner shares.