Business Valuation. A basic approach

This book is a collection of insightful papers that showcase the authors' exceptional expertise and their talent for engaging readers, whether the papers are read collectively or individually. The work bridges the gap between science and popular understanding, reaching both scholars and practitioners involved in business valuation. It explores comprehensive topics essential for navigating the increasingly intricate dynamics of the global economy. Stock market investors will find valuable insights for personal reflection on corporate value development, alongside an abundance of knowledge to inform their investment decisions critically.

Ludwik Sobolewski PhD, CEO of the Warsaw Stock Exchange, praises the book's utility. With 12 chapters, it serves as a rich resource, encouraging managers to seek value within their organizations. The book combines theoretical analyses with practical examples, offering a necessary compendium for students, academics, and industry professionals. Herbert Wirth, PhD, CEO of KGHM Polska Miedź SA, values it for enhancing understanding of investor expectations and the impact of customer value on company worth.

Michał Wrzesiński, PhD, Professor of Warsaw School of Economics, highlights this practical guide's relevance, particularly within the context of the Polish economy. It effectively merges theoretical knowledge with real-world examples and case studies, making it essential reading for financiers and capital market stakeholders. Jacek Socha, vice-president and partner of PwC in Poland, endorses the book as a comprehensive manual for asset evaluation, noting its range of topics and various valuation approaches. The book's discussion on football club valuation and enterprises in commodity industries, like KGHM and Exxon Mobil, stands out as particularly engaging.