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Reference no. NAC1429
Published by: NACRA - North American Case Research Association
Published in: "The Case Research Journal", 1994
Length: 11 pages
Data source: Field research

Abstract

The owner / manager of a building maintenance firm wasn't satisfied with his market share and suspected growth would be easier in another city. A similar company was available in a nearby town, and an MBA classmate might join him as a partner. The owner/manager wondered how to value the other firm and the combined enterprise, how to finance the acquisition, and how to set up an appropriate managerial structure?

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Abstract

The owner / manager of a building maintenance firm wasn't satisfied with his market share and suspected growth would be easier in another city. A similar company was available in a nearby town, and an MBA classmate might join him as a partner. The owner/manager wondered how to value the other firm and the combined enterprise, how to finance the acquisition, and how to set up an appropriate managerial structure?

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