pls send it to shahdhara85 @ gmail.com

thnx in advance

Dear Sir,

Kindly send me the article on fiar valuation of shares for Pvt Ltd Companies.

Thanks & Regards

hi vinod bhaiya pls. do forward me the guideline for valuation of shares at

ravi_baheti7 @ yahoo.com

tahnks in advance

Hi Vinod,

Please mail me also the guidelines and article for valuation of shares.Since  I have to do valuation of one listed company. My mail ID nimvikin @ yahoo.co.in

Thanks in advance

Could you please mail the article on Valuation of shares/company

Thank You

The erstwhile CCI Guidelines is already abolished.

It only says that the shares can be valued by taking the weighted average of:

- Net Asset Value per share - Net Worth Basis

- Net Asset Value per share - Shareholders Funds and

- Profit Earning Capacity value

Osman is your co issuing any shares to foreign companies?

- Mathi Dada

The erstwhile CCI Guidelines is already abolished.

It only says that the shares can be valued by taking the weighted average of:

- Net Asset Value per share - Net Worth Basis

- Net Asset Value per share - Shareholders Funds and

- Profit Earning Capacity value

Osman is your co issuing any shares to foreign companies?

- Mathi Dada

The erstwhile CCI Guidelines for valuation of shares is already abolished. It only says that shares can be valued by taking the weighted average of the following:

- Net Asset Value per share - Net Worth Basis

- Net Asset Value per share - Shareholders Funds

- Profit Earning Capacity value

- Mathi Dada

E-mail: mathi_dada @ yahoo.com

The erstwhile CCI Guidelines for valuation of shares is already abolished. It only says that shares can be valued by taking the weighted average of the following:

- Net Asset Value per share - Net Worth Basis

- Net Asset Value per share - Shareholders Funds

- Profit Earning Capacity value

- Mathi Dada

E-mail: mathi_dada @ yahoo.com

The erstwhile CCI Guidelines for valuation of shares is already abolished. It only says that shares can be valued by taking the weighted average of the following:

- Net Asset Value per share - Net Worth Basis

- Net Asset Value per share - Shareholders Funds

- Profit Earning Capacity value

- Mathi Dada

E-mail: mathi_dada @ yahoo.com

Hi,

The erstwhile CCI Guidelines for valuation of shares is already abolished. It only says that shares can be valued by taking the weighted average of the following:

- Net Asset Value per share - Net Worth Basis

- Net Asset Value per share - Shareholders Funds

- Profit Earning Capacity value

- Mathi Dada

E-mail: mathi_dada @ yahoo.com

The erstwhile CCI Guidelines for valuation of shares is already abolished. It only says that shares can be valued by taking the weighted average of the following:

- Net Asset Value per share - Net Worth Basis

- Net Asset Value per share - Shareholders Funds

- Profit Earning Capacity value

- Mathi Dada

E-mail: mathi_dada @ yahoo.com

The erstwhile CCI Guidelines for valuation of shares is already abolished. It only says that shares can be valued by taking the weighted average of the following:

- Net Asset Value per share - Net Worth Basis

- Net Asset Value per share - Shareholders Funds

- Profit Earning Capacity value

- Mathi Dada

E-mail: mathi_dada @ yahoo.com

As per Foreign Exchange regulation for arriving at fair value of the shares CCI guidelines are to be referred. As per CCI guidelines, Fair Value will be arrived at by taking into consideration the following aspects (a) Net asset Value (b) Profit-earning capacity value (c) Market Value in case of listed shares.    Market value is not applicable to unlisted companies. PECV also applies only to manufacturing and trading companies. Thus, in case of unlisted companies other than manufacturing and trading the only method which can be used is NET ASSET VALUE?? If yes, can the Fair Value arrived at only on the basis of Net Asset value be taken into consideration for valuation of shares?