u/makefascistfearagain

Buying out share holders in a small privately traded business - how do we determine value?

​

Main share holder 55%

Share holder 1+2 45%

1+2 want out. Main share holder hasn't distributed dividend for 7 years. Company makes 500k a year profit before tax for the past 4/5 years.

The main share holder has worked out the value by removing corp tax, dividing the profit by 50% (rest retained by company) then dividing that by shares held to come up with a total valuation of £400k for the 45% of shares.

I know no one is going to be able to give an even vaguely accurate answer, but does that sound a wildly wrong way to calculate it?

Because it sounds like he's just witheld dividend for four years, and as finally going to distribute them to 'buy' the shares

reddit.com
▲ 1.0k r/ukpolitics

Tommy Robinson takes the mic and gives an unhinged speech at the "Unite the Kingdom rally" and says that 66% of the murders in the US last year were committed by illegal immigrants. This is completely fabricated. No US crime database shows illegal immigrants committing anywhere near 66% of murders

x.com
u/makefascistfearagain — 6 days ago

Nigel Farage - My security team just found this journalist from The Guardian at my property. This is exactly why I need security. Completely unacceptable.

x.com
u/makefascistfearagain — 7 days ago

Bought a used car from hendy last month, had it's first service (1000 miles after purchase, after hendy serviced/mot'd it) and dealership have said lower suspension arm bushes are worn. Is this something to go back to dealer with?

I know the six month they've got to prove it's not pre existing stuff etc.

Could that apply here or is this for me to deal with

reddit.com
u/makefascistfearagain — 12 days ago