Valuating Company Clause Samples

The 'Valuating Company' clause defines the method and criteria for determining the value of a company, typically in the context of a transaction such as a sale, merger, or investment. This clause may specify the valuation date, the financial metrics to be used (such as EBITDA, revenue, or book value), and whether an independent third-party appraiser will be engaged. By establishing a clear process for company valuation, the clause helps prevent disputes over price and ensures that all parties have a mutual understanding of how the company's worth will be calculated.
Valuating Company. The Parties contracted [Apsis] [identification]6 (“Valuating Company”), to prepare a valuation report to determine the asset value of Bratel Brasil to be merged into Oi’s equity, which is attached to this Protocol and Justification as Attachment I (“Bratel Brasil Valuation Report”).