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what influences value of transaction

changes in control
tax considerations
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Various techniques DCF
earning yield EY
dividendyield DY
netasset value going concern liquidation BU or MV
constant

dividend

,Net asset value valuation


simple value
of all asset minus any non equity financing items Debt or prefshares
3 approaches of NAV to value a business



1 Book value of assets approach

if business has stable operations it reflects asset at their current market value
usebookvalue to
estimate value


Don't use bookvalue when businesshas large amount ofintangible assets
Problem difficult to classify items such as deferred tax is equity orliability
provides info about the historical position ofthe business doesn't reflect its expected future
performance



changes in future will lead to bookvalue approach resulting in undervaluation


2 Going concern value of asset
if company isn't experencing any financial distress the market value of its assets liab
is the best reflection of true equity value

Assets mostlikely held for capital growth as opposed to generating revenue streams


requires the determination
of the market values of all assets debt or non equity
items


3 liquidity value ofassets
the total proceeds from the sale ofits individual assets
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use when company is under fin distress or when operations are difficult to interpret


could lead to liquidation
value obtained would not reflect value created by combining the individual assets into a
income gereating entity

The liquidation value willbe at a discount
to the going concern value
Intangible assets are ignored

, NAV approach if calculations for market values
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Discounted cashflow Dct
preffered when value
ofa company
is bestreflected by future benefitsincome streams generated
byitsassets
DCF uses the same principles
as used with capital project evaluation

net present
calculate value of the project by discounting future cash flows
with the relevant discount rate WAC

main difference between DCF for capital project evaluation
b for valuation purposes
assumption that companies are expected to
be going concerns by therefor have an
indefinite lifespan
no end date perpetuity




investor can determine if investment will offer the required rate of return

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