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Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)
The Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) is the average cost of the money a company uses to finance its operations. It considers the cost of both debt and equity financing. It is a measure of how much return the company needs to provide to its investors in order to compensate for the risk they are taking by investing in the company. The WACC is used to evaluate the attractiveness of investment opportunities and to determine the minimum rate of return required for a project to be considered worthwhile.
With No Transfer Consideration
The term "with no transfer consideration" refers to a situation in a business transaction or reorganization where no monetary payment or other compensation is exchanged between the parties involved.
Working Capital
Working capital is a financial metric that represents the difference between a company's current assets and current liabilities.
Valtech Valuation Completes PPA Valuation for a US-based Company
Through effective communication, our expert team pinpointed key intangible assets, ensuring compliance with accounting standards and enhancing transparency and reliability in the acquirer's financial reporting.
Valtech Valuation Completes LSP Valuation for a Publishing Company
Valtech’s valuation team can help our clients to quantify the LSP obligations on a systematic and reasonable basis using our internally developed LSP valuation model.
Training in Business Valuation, ECL and LSP in 2023
The Business Valuation, ECL and LSP Training Seminar, held on 17 November 2023 in Hong Kong, was conducted successfully. It drew approximately 20 participants from a CPA firm specializing in listed companies.