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Mr. Chander Sawhney Vice President +9810557353 chander@indiacp.com In order to make the valuation of shares in line with global business valuation practices and maximize forex earnings for Indian Residents,   RBI had recently introduced revised valuation guidelines in case of allotment or transfer of equity shares/ compulsory convertible instruments by Indian Resident to Non Resident and vice - versa. Now for all unlisted companies having Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), RBI has prescribed mandatory valuation of shares strictly through Discounted Free Cash Flow ( DFCF ) method only, a prominent method based on Income Approach of valuation which is entirely based on the “ Future Cash Earning Capacity ” of any business and thus often lead to optimum value scenario (from exchange control perspective). Before DFCF method was prescribed, the basis of valuation for RBI transactions was Controller of Capital Issues (CCI) guidelines which determined a conservative valuat...

Mr. Chander Sawhney Vice President +9810557353 chandeer@indiacp.com Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) is one of the prominent Income approaches to valuation and is used to estimate the attractiveness of any Investment opportunity on the basis of future cash flow projections of business. So far DCF is considered as the most scientific financial tool to derive the value of any company based on parameters like Projected Cash Flows, Cost of Capital, Growth cycle of Business, perpetual growth rate etc. “The Discounted Cash Flow Method expresses the present value of the business attributable to its stakeholders as a function of its future cash earnings capacity. This methodology works on the premise that the value of a business is measured in terms of future cash flow streams, discounted to the present time at an appropriate discount rate”.

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Mr. Chander Sawhney Vice President +9810557353 chandeer@indiacp.com CorporateValuations.in is a venture promoted by Corporate Professionals Capital Private Limited , the Merchant Banking arm of  Corporate Professionals, a fast mounting Consultancy Group in India. At Corporate Valuation, we provide a sophisticated business valuation service to aid clients in determining the value of their enterprise or one in which they plan to purchase. This formal process analyzes a company by utilizing different valuation methods (eventually using one, or a combination of several) to arrive at a fair market value. A valuation not only assists business owners in determining the value of their business, it also help them maximize value when considering a sale, merger, acquisition, joint venture or strategic partnership.

Holding Company Mr. Chander Sawhney Vice President +9810557353 chander@indiacp.com When a company is holding a large chunk of investments in other companies and it's not having any material business operations of its own, it is called a "Holding Company". A holding company typically does not have its own business operations other than the retention and management of assets in anticipation of future sale or trade or may be as a part of its corporate structure. The holding company thus derives its income primarily through the return on assets held for investment purpose. To be particular, income of holding company is only the dividends received by it from the investments made in other companies. Valuation of Holding Companies There are two ways to look at value of a holding company: