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M&A Blog #17 – valuation (Comparable Company)

Francine Way

Building the proforma income statement, proforma balance sheet, and Free Cash Flow to Firm (FCFF). While different valuation professionals differ on which multiples to use based on the target’s industry, and so on; a few multiples have became analysts favorites: TEV/Revenue, TEV/EBITDA, and TEV/Tangible Book Value.

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7 Things I Learned from Lana Coronado - Author and Chair for MBH who have acquired 25 companies in less than 2 years.

How2Exit

Lana also co-authored a book about investing in real businesses. The book covers the steps that can be taken to make a business worth buying, such as understanding the market, preparing for the sale, and understanding the legal aspects of the transaction. Concept 3: Network to build relationships.

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Are You Doing the Right Training to Win the K-12 Instructional Materials Race?

Tyton Partners

Only McGraw-Hill retained its name, but it too had found itself subject to a split back in 2013, when it was sold out of publicly traded McGraw-Hill Companies to a private equity firm. With sizable product portfolios, they are building the routines and muscle memory to facilitate district cross-sell and up-sell efforts among their teams.

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8 Proven Marketing Strategies for Sustainable Growth

Software Equity Group

While those strategies provide a firm foundation to build your marketing efforts, they aren’t enough to propel your business to the next level. Built a Talented Team With investment dollars and significant business goals came the need to build a team to execute the strategy effectively.

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Buy Side M&A Blog Series - Vol 7 - Valuing The Target

RKJ Partners

Essentially, comparable company analysis looks at the value of publicly traded companies. Book Value of Assets: This approach is particularly useful for companies such as manufacturers and warehouses, where the business is heavily dependent on its assets. Comparable Company Analysis: This analysis provides “relative” valuation.

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