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Perpetual base rate for valuation dates in November 2019 is -0.003% (not rounded, 3-month averaging, 1 % growth rate). – Non-binding indication as of today –
The base rate has been calculated based on yield curve data (Svensson method) as provided by Deutsche Bundesbank.
Upon your request we can calculate case-specific base rates for you, considering company-specific cash flows, growth rates and varying the period of averaging.
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Perpetual base rate for valuation dates in October 2019 is 0.08% (not rounded, 3-month averaging, 1 % growth rate). – Non-binding indication as of today –
The base rate has been calculated based on yield curve data (Svensson method) as provided by Deutsche Bundesbank.
Upon your request we can calculate case-specific base rates for you, considering company-specific cash flows, growth rates and varying the period of averaging.
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Perpetual base rate for valuation dates in September 2019 is 0.21 % (not rounded, 3-month averaging, 1 % growth rate). – Non-binding indication as of today –
The base rate has been calculated based on yield curve data (Svensson method) as provided by Deutsche Bundesbank.
Upon your request we can calculate case-specific base rates for you, considering company-specific cash flows, growth rates and varying the period of averaging.
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The August issue of the I-ADVISE Spotlight “AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET – CONSOLIDATION KEEPS ROLLING” comments on current developments and challenges in the industry and provides information on the M&A activity in the European car parts and tyre trade.
For access to the publication please click here.
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Perpetual base rate for valuation dates in August 2019 is 0.46 % (not rounded, 3-month averaging, 1 % growth rate). – Non-binding indication as of today –
The base rate has been calculated based on yield curve data (Svensson method) as provided by Deutsche Bundesbank.
Upon your request we can calculate case-specific base rates for you, considering company-specific cash flows, growth rates and varying the period of averaging.
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Perpetual base rate for valuation dates in July 2019 is 0.60 % (not rounded, 3-month averaging, 1 % growth rate). – Non-binding indication as of today –
The base rate has been calculated based on yield curve data (Svensson method) as provided by Deutsche Bundesbank.
Upon your request we can calculate case-specific base rates for you, considering company-specific cash flows, growth rates and varying the period of averaging.
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Perpetual base rate for valuation dates in June 2019 is 0.72 % (not rounded, 3-month averaging, 1 % growth rate). – Non-binding indication as of today –
The base rate has been calculated based on yield curve data (Svensson method) as provided by Deutsche Bundesbank.
Upon your request we can calculate case-specific base rates for you, considering company-specific cash flows, growth rates and varying the period of averaging.
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Perpetual base rate for valuation dates in May 2019 is 0.77 % (not rounded, 3-month averaging, 1 % growth rate). – Non-binding indication as of today –
The base rate has been calculated based on yield curve data (Svensson method) as provided by Deutsche Bundesbank.
Upon your request we can calculate case-specific base rates for you, considering company-specific cash flows, growth rates and varying the period of averaging.
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Perpetual base rate for valuation dates in April 2019 is 0.83 % (not rounded, 3-month averaging, 1 % growth rate). – Non-binding indication as of today –
The base rate has been calculated based on yield curve data (Svensson method) as provided by Deutsche Bundesbank.
Upon your request we can calculate case-specific base rates for you, considering company-specific cash flows, growth rates and varying the period of averaging.
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The organic food industry is steadily growing and is becoming increasingly important in the food market. The March issue of the I-ADVISE Spotlight “ORGANIC FOOD – STRONG GROWTH OF A HEALTHY MARKET” gives an overview of the strongly growing organic food market in Germany and takes a look into its future. We report on the structural changes in distribution channels, highlight key trends in the organic food sector and conclude with M&A activities of financial and strategic investors.
Access the publication in English here; for the German version please see here.