Valuation Method. Highest.
Valuation Method. All Variations shall be valued in accordance with the following valuation methods:
Valuation Method. (i) As a condition precedent to any right to any payment under this paragraph, the Contractor shall have received from the Superintending Officer an instruction and/or acceptance of quote authorising that the varied work be executed on Dayworkbasis.
Valuation Method. For purposes of determining "the value of the Company's issued and outstanding capital stock on the Valuation Date" within the meaning of the definition of Stock Appreciation Rights, the following valuation method shall be used:
Valuation Method. (I) Selection of valuation methods The asset-based approach is the valuation method by which the value of the appraised entity is determined by reasonably assessing the values of every assets and liabilities items, both on and off balance sheet, on the basis of the balance sheet. Taking into account the circumstances of this valuation, the appraised entity can provide and the valuers can collect externally the information required by the asset-based approach, so that thorough investigation and valuation can be conducted on the assets and liabilities of the appraised entity. Therefore, the asset-based approach is applicable to this valuation. The income approach is based on the expected utility theory of economics. In other words, from the perspective of the investors, the enterprise value lies in the future income expected to be generated for the enterprise. Despite the absence of the direct use of comparable in the actual market for stating the prevailing fair market value of the appraised entity, the income approach assesses the value of an asset by its expected profitability, which is the essential basis for determining the prevailing fair market value of the asset. As such, it can completely reflect the overall value of an enterprise and its valuation conclusion is more reliable and convincing. From the perspective of applicable conditions, since the enterprise is profitable in its own right and the management of the appraised entity has provided the profit forecast for the future years, according to the historical operating data of the enterprise and the internal and external operating environment, the future level of profit of the enterprise can be reasonably forecasted. In addition, the risk of future income can be reasonably quantified. Therefore, the income approach has been adopted in this valuation. The market approach determines the prevailing fair market value of the appraised entity by referring to comparables in the market. This approach is direct in terms of valuation perspective and valuation methods, and the valuation process is intuitive. The data for the valuation is from market, making the result convincing. Given the lack of a fully-developed and active capital market in China, it is difficult to accurately quantify and rectify the degree of similarity between the comparable listed companies and the transaction cases with the appraised entity. As such, the accuracy of the result of valuation under the market approach is difficult to b...
Valuation Method. The valuation of the Properties under Enterprise Annuity Funds shall be implemented in accordance with Accounting Standards for Business Enterprises No.10 – Enterprise Annuity Funds, Accounting Standards for Business Enterprises No.22—Recognition and Measurement of Financial Instruments, the Notice on Issuing Guidance on Valuation and Accounting of New Investment Products after Expansion of Investment Scope (Tentative) and relevant accounting standards as modified, and with reference to the provisions in Guidelines on the Financial Accounting Business of Securities Investment Funds.
Valuation Method. 8.4.1 Valuation of securities listed on a stock exchange
Valuation Method. In arriving at the appraised value of the Target Company, the Valuer considered the market approach, the income approach and the asset-based approach, and adopted both the asset-based approach and the income approach in the Valuation Report for the following reasons:
Valuation Method. 9.4 Quantity Variations Delete 9.2.1 and replace with Delete 9.4.1 and replace with Delete 9.4.3 and replace with Adjustments to the Contract Price on account of Changes shall be valued by Force Account. If for any reason, including an addition or deletion under GC
Valuation Method. 2.4 The same actuarial method, namely the Projected Unit method, has been used at this and the previous valuation. The Projected Unit method is consistent with the funding objective and is in common use for funding pension funds in the United Kingdom.
