THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO COMPANY VALUATION IN M&A TRANSACTIONS
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https://doi.org/10.60078/3060-4842-2026-vol3-iss1-pp48-53Abstract
This article examines the scientific and theoretical foundations of company valuation models applied in mergers and acquisitions. The study explores the conceptual premises of value formation under conditions of corporate integration and substantiates the need for a comprehensive valuation approach that incorporates financial, managerial, and institutional factors. The findings contribute to enhancing the methodological robustness of company valuation in M&A processes
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company valuation mergers and acquisitions M&A valuation models strategic value corporate finance corporate integrationReferences
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