Business valuation in times of crisis

Krulický, Tomáš; Horák, Jakub; Skulcova, Kristyna

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20219101039

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“…The second method [39] is the discounted cash flow (DCF) method. The preference of the DFC method of valuation during the COVID pandemics is confirmed by [40] and is the most widely used method used in practice, as confirmed by [41].…”

Section: Forms Of Valuation Of Companies In Slovakiamentioning

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Impact of COVID-19 on Valuation of Slovak Companies

Bastyr

2022

EDAMBA 2021 : COVID-19 Recovery: The Need for Speed : Conference Proceedings

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At the end of 2019, the first case of a virus, named SARS-CoV-2 (COVID), was confirmed in Wuhan, China. Over the next few months, the virus spread around the world and began to affect all areas of our life. An important role in the fight against the disease is played by the restriction of social contacts, which the governments of most states implement in the form of restrictions at various levels. Restricting the international and domestic market significantly affect the current development of foreign and domestic production and transport, which has a negative impact on the global economy and specific impacts on the economy of the vast majority of countries, including the EU and the Slovak Republic. As a result of the COVID pandemic, countries all around the globe have taken some kinds of measures that have resulted in limiting the selfemployed and business in their economic and financial operations. If they do not have sufficient financial reserves and their main source of income is limited due to different anti-pandemic measures, sooner or later they will be forced to decide what will happen with their business. The aim of the article is to point out the impacts of a COVID pandemic on the Slovak economy and the changes it brought within the perception of valuation of companies in Slovakia.

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Section: Forms Of Valuation Of Companies In Slovakiamentioning

confidence: 92%

Impact of COVID-19 on Valuation of Slovak Companies

Bastyr

2022

EDAMBA 2021 : COVID-19 Recovery: The Need for Speed : Conference Proceedings

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“…They need to know the value of their company over time to understand how their business' performances can be interpreted on the long-run and how they are performing among their contenders. T. Krulicky, J. Horak and K. Skulcova (2021) write about the purpose of knowing the value of a business. According to them, decision-makers must be aware of the day-to-day value of their company to anticipate growth or development phases in order to lead it in the best direction.…”

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Find EBITDA with both financial and non-financial information in a valuation perspective

Boulanger¹,

Mousa²

2022

IJEBMR

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Value of companies from startups to large companies are often the center of discussions at a top management level. Indicators that are influencing this value are more or less obvious, but which one has the greatest impact and how to value it? Because EBITDA is related to the enterprise value according to the EBITDA multiple valuation, it will be at the center of this research. We will try to determine a relationship between the EBITDA performance and diverse company criteria through a regression analysis. Also, the variables used in the model are voluntarly easily accessible and not too complex in order that even non-professional analyst could used it. Then, based on the EBITDA multiples theory, investors would be able to valuate and compare the best investment they could make.

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“…The authors identified the role of innovation as a leading factor in economic growth, developed a conceptual apparatus, and identified the main cause-and-effect relationships. T. Krulický, et al [6] note that innovations should take into account the riskiness of decisions in conditions of high uncertainty, focus on the rapid achievement of goals, competitive advantage. Implementation of innovative projects is important for ensuring innovative development.…”

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Forecasting the innovation of Ukraine’s economic development in a global dimension

Honcharov¹,

Dykha²,

Voronina³

et al. 2023

Nauk. visn. nat. hirn. univ.

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Purpose. To analyze the state and trends of innovative development of the countries of the world, to define the place of Ukraine in the international arena and forecast its innovation. Methodology. The methodological basis was formed by general scientific theoretical methods: generalization, explanation, grouping; statistical method (for a comprehensive assessment of the state and trends of innovative activity of the economies of the countries of the world and Ukraine); methods of analysis and synthesis, economic and mathematical methods of forecasting, methods of abstraction and visualization (for a visual demonstration of the actual data and the results of the study). Findings. The level of innovativeness of the world’s economies and Ukraine’s position in the ranking of the Global Innovation Index (GII) are analyzed. The positive/stimulating influence of globalization processes on the spread of innovations, as well as discriminatory methods of innovative development (“dumping” of second-order technologies in developing countries) are noted. The GII forecast is determined using a regression model of the dependence of this indicator on the specific weight of innovation-active enterprises in the total number of industrial enterprises and innovation costs. The forecasting results showed a slight downward trend in the value of the GII of Ukraine. It is argued that in order to increase the level of innovativeness of the national economy, to strengthen Ukraine’s competitive position, and taking into account the fact that the economies of other countries do not stop in their development, it is necessary to significantly intensify innovative activity in Ukraine. Originality. A scientific-methodical approach to predicting the innovativeness of economic development is proposed depending on the specific weight of innovatively active enterprises in the total number of industrial enterprises and innovation costs. There is an opportunity to carry out predictive and planning calculations of the selected forecasting object, to investigate the behavior of the macroeconomic system in the context of the innovativeness of its development, to make adjustments to the strategic management system at the state level in order to stimulate innovative processes and influence the results of the innovative development of Ukraine in the global dimension. Practical value. The proposed scientific-methodical approach makes it possible to assess the trends of the level of innovativeness of development in the future and becomes an informative basis for developing a system of measures for the activation of innovative activity.

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Business valuation in times of crisis

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

Impact of COVID-19 on Valuation of Slovak Companies

Impact of COVID-19 on Valuation of Slovak Companies

Find EBITDA with both financial and non-financial information in a valuation perspective

Forecasting the innovation of Ukraine’s economic development in a global dimension

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