Iris Rental Management Company was founded thirty-five years ago by Tom and Eva Williams to provide long-term rental management services to owners of apartments, condominiums, townhomes, office buildings, retail space, etc. Since its founding, Iris Rental Management Company has maintained a fairly stable staff as a result of the pleasant working environment created by the … Continue reading Iris Rental Management Company Case Study
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Welcome to Valuation Insights & Articles, where Highland Global shares thought leadership, expert guidance, and commentary on the ever-evolving world of business valuation. Here, you’ll find practical insights tailored for SBA lenders, business owners, attorneys, and financial professionals. Topics include SBA 7(a) valuation standards, goodwill analysis, tax-related valuation, M&A strategy, litigation support, and valuation methodology best practices. Stay informed with clear, actionable content rooted in real-world experience and regulatory knowledge.
Whitehall Textiles Group Case Study
Whitehall Textiles Group was founded in 1960 by Don Whitehall to produce embroidered golf shirts and hats for corporate clients. The company thrived during the late 1960s and early 1970s as a result of three large corporate clients that each generated over $500,000 in revenues per year for the company. These three large clients were … Continue reading Whitehall Textiles Group Case Study
Discount Statistics Of Closed-End Funds Update For The 1st Quarter 2006
This valuation brief will update the Highland Global study, “Family Limited Partnerships: Discount Statistics of Closed-end Funds,” (originally published in November 2005) for data relating to the first quarter. Please see the original article for more details regarding discount statistics of closed-end funds. Barron’s Closed-End Fund Data Each quarter, Barron’s Online (www.barrons.com) reports statistics on … Continue reading Discount Statistics Of Closed-End Funds Update For The 1st Quarter 2006
Global Communications Solutions Case Study
Global Communications Solutions, Inc., a closely held and family controlled communications company, was founded in 1925 by Major Sid White to provide Communications equipment to the shipping industry in the United States. The current thirty shareholders are Mr. White’s direct descendants or trusts that hold shares for descendants. The executive management is also comprised mostly … Continue reading Global Communications Solutions Case Study
Triumvirate Industries Case Study
Triumvirate Industries, Inc., an international small aircraft engine manufacturing firm, is in its third generation of Barkley ownership. Currently, there are forty shareholders in the Company, some of which are trusts set up for the benefit of members of the youngest generation. Currently, there are ten members of the Barkley family that are involved … Continue reading Triumvirate Industries Case Study
The Flower Shoppe Case Study
John Doe is thirty-eight years old and an employee of a manufacturing firm, RM Corporation, where he has been employed for nearly twenty-years. Following the announcement of significant redundancies (including John) at RM Corporation, John Doe decided to put his entrepreneurial spirit to the test by buying a small business that would provide him and … Continue reading The Flower Shoppe Case Study
The Canteen Case Study
The Canteen is a local franchised restaurant and pub serving quality lunches at reasonable prices at ten area locations in the tri-city area. The franchise is well-known throughout the region and has a strong customer base, ranging from professionals on the go to retirees and local college students. The Canteen’s five area locations are organized … Continue reading The Canteen Case Study
Patriot Industries Case Study
Patriot Industries, an established textile manufacturer of embroidered golf shirts and hats, acquired Swamp Fox Industries in 1970. Swamp Fox Industries was a manufacturer of textile manufacturing equipment but also owned a manufacturer of drill bits and derricks for oil field service companies. Swamp Fox Industries continued to grow under the ownership of Patriot Industries … Continue reading Patriot Industries Case Study
Morpheus Aerospace Case Study
Closely held and family controlled businesses that excel at the seven factors that characterize successful wealth creating family enterprises, as discussed in Highland Global’s The Seven Deadly Sins of Business Valuation: Closely Held and Family Controlled Businesses, typically are able to lower the firm’s cost of capital as compared to those firms that have yet … Continue reading Morpheus Aerospace Case Study
Valuation Brief: International Financial Reporting Standards January 2006
Harmonization of the U.S.’s generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and international accounting regimes, particularly those in Europe, has long been a challenge. However, some progress has been made, albeit in very small steps that have taken years and arduous consultations that have been fraught with frustration. The latest move by the International Accounting Standards Board … Continue reading Valuation Brief: International Financial Reporting Standards January 2006
