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Integrity, independence, and consistent standards are the foundation of trust in valuation.
Integrity, independence, and consistent standards are the foundation of trust in valuation.
Increased analysis within financial reporting comes with increased levels of analysis required for tax reporting.
Why do public companies, private equity firms, and asset managers rely on VRC for their critical valuation and advisory service requirements?
Market volatility spikes prompt considerations of appropriate methodologies for factoring market indications into valuations and reflection on when “smoothing” techniques should be employed.
VRC provided a required valuation of tangible and intangible assets for a Master Limited Partnership (MLP) client in support of a purchase price allocation. There were no detailed fixed asset records; VRC needed to overcome significant data limitations.
We were retained by an energy production company whose subsidiary acquired distressed energy assets from an energy & production company. In selecting a valuation methodology, we needed to consider the significant divergence in the enterprise value of the business versus the un-discounted value of the assets given the dramatic drop in commodity prices at the time.
Our experience includes foreign and multinational acquisitions of all sizes in nearly every industry.
Benchmarking and adjusting market multiples for multinational company valuations by focusing on growth, risk and profitability.
Appraisers valuing a multinational company should expand their due diligence process to solicit information from company management about specific effects of operating in their particular location.
A client who designs, engineers, and manufactures value-added products and systems for automotive and light-vehicle manufacturers acquired an automotive components manufacturer.
A large multinational consumer products company acquired a South American company operating in the same space. VRC was engaged to estimate the value of the PP&E and intangible assets for financial reporting purposes.
When valuing a business that is multinational in scope, develop a proper due diligence framework and apply models that will accurately reflect the company’s exposure to various risks.
Multinational companies face several compliance and planning issues.
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