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When are Valuations needed?

  1. Takeovers (Price paid would be MV + a takeover premium)

  2. When setting a price for an I.P.O (Initial Public Offer)

  3. Selling ‘private’ shares

  4. When using shares as loan security

  5. When negotiating a sale of a private company

  6. For liquidation purposes

What information helps Valuation?

  • Financial statements

  • Non current asset summaries

  • Investments held

  • Working capital listing (debtors, creditors and stock)

  • Lease agreements

  • Budgets

  • Current industry environment

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What are the limitations of the information provided?

  • Does the PPE need a costly revaluation?

  • Are there any contingent liabilities not taken into account?

  • Has deferred tax been calculated appropriately?

  • How has stock been valued?

  • Are all debtors receivable?

  • Are there any redundancy costs?

  • Any prior charges on assets?

  • What shareholding is being sold? Does it mean the business carries on?

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