Valuations of businesses and shareholdings

In an independent business valuation, we calculate the value of shares, securities, fixed assets, machines, equipment, buildings, grounds, land plots, etc. A business valuation also examines intangible assets, intellectual property, and an assessment of the company’s operating efficiency in the foreseeable future.

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As a rule, a business valuation is performed in the following situations:

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– borrowing against collateral

– the buyout of shares from minority shareholders

– as part of transactions (sale and purchase, M&A, other operations involving the transfer of ownership rights)

– in order to present assets in accordance with IFRS and US GAAP

– for management decision-making purposes

– for other purposes (additional securities issues, transactions with state participation, etc.)

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