Warren E. Buffett, 1995 (v. 1.7) Case Solution
This is a Darden case study. Out of the shares of GEICO that Berkshire Hathaway doesn’t already own, it proposed a bid for the remaining 49.6%, in August 1995. Students perform a simple valuation of GEICO shares and contemplate the reasonableness of the acquisition premium that is 26%.
There are not any clear synergies, and Berkshire Hathaway has declared that it will run GEICO with no changes. Student evaluation can comprise the investment philosophy and exceptional record of Berkshire's CEO, Warren E. Buffett.
PUBLICATION DATE: October 11, 1996
This is just an excerpt. This case is about FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
Related Case Solutions & Analyses:
Law and Legal Reasoning: An Introduction
San Francisco Giants
John Preston
The Case of the Unidentified Industries – 2013, Chinese Version
A Simple Free Cash Flow Valuation Model
Contempo Technologies, Inc. and Betty Sievers: A Clash of Interests in an Uncertain Time
Raffles Holdings Limited – Valuation of a Divestiture
Annotated bibliography
PolyPanel. Financing Growth
Note on Credit Derivatives
