Ironic how you didn't mention the 130 million debt carried by SDL into their book value . and the fact that they cannot pay their creditors and need funding to avoid being liquidated LOL
and so many other inaccuracies which i wont go into, in your numbers to suit your own agenda as non-holder of ANS
You didn't even calculate the companies NPV ? and you didn't take into account the SDL companies ongoing liabilities to their financiers LOL
Subtract the total liabilities from the total assets to get the net worth of the business.
There are a number of ways to determine the market value of business. ( Being that market value is different to market cap as you know )
Tally the value of assets. Add up the value of everything the business owns, including all equipment and inventory, and debt. ..Base it on revenue then use earnings multiples. and do a discounted cash-flow analysis.
Look at the company's revenue minus its costs; it is the amount that a company clears during a reporting period. Valuation is based on what this amount is worth to the buyer.!!!!!!
Lets face it, both companies have assets that are landlocked and cant currently be accessed due to inability to transport the IO to a port for shipping - so the asset is in-situ meaning in the ground !! and therefore both companies cant be valued based on market price per tonne of IO as its trapped in the ground
Lets face it your not a professional valuer of companies and this is far from accurate IMHO
Tiresome to say the least
now the only thing we can ALL hope for, Serena is that both companies work together for the benefit of both companies - over and out !
Serena - iim sure myself and others wish you well and hope that we can all come out on top so all the best bro as we all on the same team in that we both have "skin in the game "
GLTU
as we all on the same team in that we both have "skin in the game "
