This document provides an overview of valuation concepts and methods for instructional purposes. It discusses why valuation is important, why businesses perform valuations, and when to apply valuation principles. Specifically, it notes that valuation determines an asset's worth, helps with strategic planning and decision making, gives businesses insight into value for investors or acquisitions, and is used for litigation, exit strategies, buying or selling a business, funding, and selling shares. Valuation principles should be applied when a business has high cash flow potential, the market conditions are right, tangible assets increase going concern value, control is independent, and liquidity is high.
This document provides an overview of valuation concepts and methods for instructional purposes. It discusses why valuation is important, why businesses perform valuations, and when to apply valuation principles. Specifically, it notes that valuation determines an asset's worth, helps with strategic planning and decision making, gives businesses insight into value for investors or acquisitions, and is used for litigation, exit strategies, buying or selling a business, funding, and selling shares. Valuation principles should be applied when a business has high cash flow potential, the market conditions are right, tangible assets increase going concern value, control is independent, and liquidity is high.
This document provides an overview of valuation concepts and methods for instructional purposes. It discusses why valuation is important, why businesses perform valuations, and when to apply valuation principles. Specifically, it notes that valuation determines an asset's worth, helps with strategic planning and decision making, gives businesses insight into value for investors or acquisitions, and is used for litigation, exit strategies, buying or selling a business, funding, and selling shares. Valuation principles should be applied when a business has high cash flow potential, the market conditions are right, tangible assets increase going concern value, control is independent, and liquidity is high.
Module 1 – Introduction on Valuation Concepts and Methods
Activities/Assessments: 1. Essay. Answer the following questions using what you’ve learned in this module. Use diagrams, if needed: a. Why we need to value, value?
Value is what determines the
worth of something in any market, legal VALUE OF VALUE or illegal, because we expect a return on what we sacrifice to gain that something. That is why, it is at most important to give value to value. Measurement Tool in Business Another reason it that it is an essential tool that will help one to make a better and wise decision, especially when we Helps in Strategic Planning talk about business matters, for in creating or measuring the value of Important Tool in Decision something, one should choose what’s Making best for him/her, either in seller or buyer’s point of view.
b. Why valuation matters to business people?
For business people, valuation gives them the current or projected
worth of their assets and company, that is useful for them to improve their company. With valuation, businesses will not be shocked of unexpected and expected sale that may come up because the values of their products and the company itself is updated. Another thing is that, when a business is needing additional funds, with valuation, they can see if their business is credible enough for their investors and lenders. It can also help them in making negotiations and properly manage their business. Business people can also use valuation as a projection for future profitability and a tool in historical comparison of past profits. c. Why do people perform valuations?
VARIOUS REASONS FOR
There are several reasons why people perform PERFORMING BUSINESS valuations in their business. One is for litigation, which VALUATION means that this is used as proof in case there are court cases one person is dealing into. Second, is exit LITIGATION strategy planning that is all about how company will EXIT STRATEGY enhance its profitability before selling it. Third and PLANNING Fourth are about selling the business, in the point of view of the buyer and seller. Fifth reason is about the BUYING A BUSINESS use of valuation in strategic planning, that will help the SELLING A BUSINESS company in making better decisions. Funding is the next reason, which aims to enhance the company’s credibility STRATEGIC PLANNING for the potential investors and lenders. And lastly, is the selling of share in a business, which talks about the FUNDING proper business valuation to know if the company is SELLING A SHARE IN ready to be sold. BUSINESS
d. How and when to apply valuation principles?
Valuation principles aid the owners of businesses in increasing the
value of their businesses, and that is the reason that valuation is done when one business has a high capacity to generate future cash flow, the market is at the right moment to exit a business, a proper asset base is built for its tangible assets to have a higher going concern value, the business is independent enough that the control of the owner is limited or none at all, and also the business has high liquidity. And for these things to achieve, valuation principles are applied with cautious, consistent and keen monitoring, and aiming at the best interest of the company.