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In what ways do valuers assist Mergers and Acquisitions?

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What are Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)? Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are agreements that combine two companies somehow. While interchangeable, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have distinct legal definitions. In a merger, two businesses of comparable size come together to form a new firm. Contrarily, an acquisition occurs when a larger corporation buys a smaller company, ultimately […]

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It’s OH-NO! for OYO

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The largest shareholder in IPO-bound Oyo, has slashed the firm’s valuation by 20%, to 2.7 billion from an earlier $3.4 billion after benchmarking it against peers with similar operations. Oyo had previously reached a valuation of $10 billion in a 2019 funding round. OYO\’s latest filings showed narrower (18.9 billion rupees) losses and a rebound

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Netflix : Case Study

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Netflix For this week’s #LunchNLearn led by Pritha, the #Omnifin team had a riveting discussion and deep dived into a detailed case study of #Netflix, learning more about how the subscription streaming service took over the world by a storm. Today #NetflixandChill has become a part of our colloquial lingo and Netflix, an indispensable mode

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Airbnb: Case study

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For this week’s #LunchNLearn hosted by Bhawna, the #Omnifin team had a lively and engaging discussion while analyzing a case study on Airbnb’s business model. From how the idea germinated as a result of Brian Chesky and Joe G. being unable to afford their rent to how they transformed it into the world’s largest accommodation

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The Toyota Production System

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The following session on The Toyota Production System gave us an understanding about the philosophy pioneered by Toyota to organize their manufacturing operations including logistics, supplier management, up to customer delivery. Its basic concept is the reduction of cost through elimination of waste and optimization of machine and human capabilities. The attribute that makes it

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Overview of Economic Indicators and Market Returns

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From the Covid-19 pandemic to the Russia-Ukraine war, we have witnessed turbulent times. The world’s economy is wedged between rising Inflation, declining GDP, climate change and geopolitical tension, the status quo is erratic. Here\’s everything you need to know about it: Inflation: Inflation is the rate of increase in prices of goods & services over

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Top Valuation Mistakes You Must Avoid.

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“Valuation is vague and arbitrary, when there is no assurance that it will be generally acquiesced in by others” – Jean-Baptiste Say Business valuation is crucial for countless business owners that can be a deciding factor to sell, continue or even adjourn a project. Whether or not a business owner plans to sell or transfer their

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RBI Digital Currency: An Alternate To Cryptocurrency Investment Or A Substitute Of Paper Currency?

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Cryptocurrency is a digital payment mechanism that does not rely on banks for transaction verification. It\’s a peer-to-peer payment system that allows anybody, anywhere to send and receive money. Cryptocurrency payments exist solely as digital entries to an online database identifying specific transactions, rather than as tangible money carried around and exchanged in the real

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The Year of Startup Uprise 2021 Industry Research Report by Omnifin

Snapshot 2021 – The Year of Startups Uprise, The Year of Unicorns

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2020 was the year of COVID-19, impacting the economic activities to a greater extent. We saw the second wave in 2021. However, the accelerated immunisation drive and regulated resurrection of economic activities led to a faster recovery and optimistic performance of India Inc. 2021 was the year of startups and unicorns. 8 startups got listed

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The Irony of Startups: It\’s pouring funds, with Negative Earnings

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The above statements are not just some pieces of news, but they showcase the current funding scenario of the startup world. It’s pouring funds for startups, despite being unprofitable. Startups are unapologetic about their losses or no near-term profitability roadmap, rather they are exhibiting their long-term vision, disruptive solutions and technology to attract investors and

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In what ways do valuers assist Mergers and Acquisitions?

It’s OH-NO! for OYO

Netflix : Case Study

Airbnb: Case study

The Toyota Production System

Overview of Economic Indicators and Market Returns

Top Valuation Mistakes You Must Avoid.

RBI Digital Currency: An Alternate To Cryptocurrency Investment Or A Substitute Of Paper Currency?

Snapshot 2021 – The Year of Startups Uprise, The Year of Unicorns

The Irony of Startups: It\’s pouring funds, with Negative Earnings

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