Valuation of shares
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09 March 2010
How does one value shares which are unquoted?
How does one value govt securites?
How does one value govt securites?
17 March 2010
For valuation of shares that are unquoted, a combination of the NAV at Book values and NAV at Market Price of investments and fixed assets to the extent available, can be used.
I presume that the company is not a group company and data for future earnings is not available.
For government securities, most securities are traded and hence market value is available from most trading houses.
I presume that the company is not a group company and data for future earnings is not available.
For government securities, most securities are traded and hence market value is available from most trading houses.
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