Teuer Furniture, a privately owned, average sized chain of upscale home furnishing showrooms in the United States.
From the end of 2012, it had regained its financial basis plus a number of long term investors, comprising several of Teuer's first non-direction investors, now like to sell their shares. At the request of the board, Jennifer Jerabek, the chief financial officer of the company, and her team assembled an extensive valuation of Teuer based on a discounted cash flow analysis.
Numerable investors disagreed against the results when the model was presented to investors. Not surprisingly, a few of the differences of opinion were correlated with whether or not the investors desired to sell their shares of Teuer. Jerabek was instructed to develop a valuation of Teuer using a multiples approach instead.
Teuer Furniture (B) Multiples Valuation case study solution
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