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Case Details:               ZOOM LENS of SEBI order in the matter of M/s Golden Tobacco    Limited Target Company:       M/s Golden Tobacco Limited Acquirers:                  Mr. Pramod Jain and M/s Pranidhi Holdings Private Limited along with the                                   J.P. Financial Services Private Limited (PAC) Industry:                    Tobacco, Cigarettes, Biris        Merchant Banker:    VC Corporate Advisors Private Limited           ...

“India, first of all, came to the game with some just natural advantages: one, English-speaking population; two, real emphasis on education. You also had a country that is very instinctively able to globalize, take the best of the global world and meld it with their own culture.”                                                                                     Tom Friedman, Columnist, the New York Times  Mr. Manoj Kumar Vice President +919910688433 manoj@indiacp.com When you hear of India being called a great country; the first thought that usually comes to the mind is of India being one of the most populated countries, or India having one of the largest geographical areas in the World. But there are other things too which contribute to making India one of...

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Mr. Chander Sawhney Vice President +9810557353 chander@indiacp.com C ompany A is doing Sugar Business with Value of Say Rs 100 and company B is doing Cement Business with Value of say again Rs. 100 then what should be the value of company C doing both the above business by itself, On unitary basis it should be Rs 200 i.e.  Value of C company  = Value of A company + Value of B company. It seems so simple; however it is not the way how valuation actually happens in the real life scenarios. That’s where the role of a valuer becomes significantly important. A corporate valuer always focus on the risk involved while undertaking any SOTP valuation and gives appropriate discounts accordingly. In the