Using EVA for acquisitions

Article Abstract:

The use of economic value added (EVA) or a discounted cash flow approach to look at the economics of a business acquisition will end in the same conclusions but EVA gives additional information about when the purchase will create value. The EVA approach allows for greater comprehension of the value of an acquisition. A buyer will be able to determine if the purchase will create value for shareholders and when it will give value to the existing company by considering the EVA impact of an acquisition. Many acquisitions experience negative economics in the first few years.

Venture Analysis, Risk assessment, Business enterprises, Business sale

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Acquisitions in Europe

Article Abstract:

An analysis is presented of the mergers and acquisitions activity which has been announced in Europe during July and August 2001. Details of acquisitions in the United Kingdom, North America, other countries and minority stakes are included.

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Acquisitions

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the divestments, acquisitions and mergers activity which has been announced in Europe, the United Kingdom, North America and the rest of the world is presented. Deals are listed by company and include value.

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