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Corporate Matters, Buyout Claims and Valuation

When a partner leaves, a company is dissolved, or an ownership interest changes hands, it becomes necessary to determine the value of what is being settled, according to the criterion set out in the articles of association, the bylaws or the applicable court decision.

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In Summary
Valuation of a withdrawing shareholder's interest, balance-sheet determination, goodwill, business valuation and corporate disputes.

Context in which the problem arises

Valuing a withdrawing shareholder's interest combines accounting and economic elements: the balance-sheet determination restates assets and liabilities at current values, goodwill and other intangibles may or may not be included in the calculation, and the valuation date changes the result. The criterion chosen for each of these must be made explicit.

When this analysis is needed

  • Withdrawal, expulsion or death of a partner.
  • Dissolution and winding-up of companies.
  • Disputes between shareholders and officers.
  • Contested mergers, spin-offs and acquisitions.

Questions typically analyzed

  • Valuation of a withdrawing shareholder's interest in company dissolution and buyout proceedings
  • Balance-sheet determination
  • Goodwill
  • Business valuation
  • Asset-based valuation of companies
  • Valuation of economic groups and conglomerates
  • Winding-up of business and civil companies
  • Disputes arising from mergers, spin-offs and acquisitions
  • Corporate disputes and controversies

How SGEx Approaches This

SGEx identifies the applicable valuation criterion, fixes the valuation date, restates assets and liabilities with the corresponding adjustments, values intangibles where relevant, and presents the resulting value together with the assumptions that determine it.

Steps in the SGEx methodology

Possible Work and Deliverables

The format is defined according to the case, the proceeding and the purpose of the work.

  • Balance-sheet determination
  • Buyout valuation report
  • Valuation report
  • Review of a report
  • Expert questions and clarifications

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