To accurately valuate a company, one must understand its trade and have a clear vision of its positioning in its market environment while keeping the following points in mind:

• Its property value
• Its growth prospects
• Its profitability prospects

We evaluate companies, listed or not, in different contexts:

• Mergers and acquisitions
• flotation
• minorities withdrawal
• company handover or transfert
• takeover, illiquidity discount
• Determining minority holdings discounts, LBO, RES

We use intrinsic evaluation methods (net asset value, discounted cash flow, or adjusted net present value), analogical methods (Stock Exchange comparative analysis or reference to similar types of transactions) as well as specific valuation methods like the Real options method (flexibility and growth opportunities value) or the valuation of intangible assets’ (patents, brands, etc…)

The value we come up with is not only the evaluation of financial data but also the forecasting of a long term pattern of its projected profitability, an identification of capital cost, as well as a profitability benchmark on invested capital.

We helped them :

 EMI - Chanel - Nestlé France