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I need to do a financial evaluation and assess the value of a company. The company's financial data such as accounts receivable, accounts payable, net sales and so on is given. (Please see an attachment).
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The solution contains the valuation of firm by taking the market value of the shares and net realisable value of the shares.

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hello,please find enclosed the answer.Since market price of the shares are given, the market value of the firm can be determined by using market price. Another way is substracting the libiliites other than debenture from the total asset .

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