Delisting of Shares
Delist Company from One/ All Stock Exchange
The process of taking a company’s shares off the stock exchange is delisting. A Listed company desirous of getting unlisted must Delist its shares through an open offer to its shareholders for delisting and stop trading of its shares thereafter. The Public shareholder is being provided with an opportunity to exit through this Open Offer in which promoters is required to acquire at least 90 % stake before delisting securities from a stock exchange. Compulsory Delisting: A listed company is compelled to delist its securities due to non-compliance with the listing agreement. Voluntary Delisting: A company seeking delisting from a stock exchange on its own motion.
Determining the Present Value, Fair Value or an Informed Estimate of a company or an asset which is determined by what a buyer is willing to pay to a seller, assuming both parties enter the transaction willingly. It can be done using a number of techniques.
In Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) Transactions, the share exchange ratio is measured by Valuing each and every company which form part of the restructuring Exercise.
Different types of derivatives have different pricing mechanisms. Customized Options Pricing Models are used for determining the fair market value of an option.
Brand valuation is a method to estimate of the overall value of the brand or the amount of money which another party should pay for it or the financial value of the brand based on financial performance, brand equity, customer perception etc.
Fair Market Value is the most probable price which a company or an asset would bring in a competitive and open Most advantageous market (in a fair sale). Liquidation value is the price of a company’s tangible assets if it goes out of business and needs to be liquidated within limited period of time.
Increase in Equity Linked Compensation Structures has led to emergence of Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) under which stocks and options are granted to employees and the Options are valued to find out their Intrinsic Value.
Fresh Issue of Shares, Transfer of Shares, Business Combinations, ESOPs and Sweat Equity and Options Valuations requires different Regulatory Valuations for Reserve Bank of India, Income Tax Laws, Companies Act, SEBI Laws etc.
Valuations required under the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013, The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, SEBI ICDR Regulations, 2018 and SEBI (REIT and InvIT) Regulations.
Technical, Customized and Complex Valuations for financial reporting purposes for different fair value reporting as required under Various Accounting Standards (IndAs)
Fair Valuation of different Intangible assets like patents, trademarks, copyrights, goodwill, brands, customer lists, and proprietary technology.
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