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Valuation of Middle Market Construction Companies
Date
December 4, 2015
$49
Standard Price
Privately held construction contractors need to be valued in a variety of situations. Whether it’s fair market value for tax purposes or fair value for financial reporting purposes, a valuation engagement requires industry-specific analysis and informed judgment. This session will familiarize attendees with the process of valuing middle market construction companies. Learning objectives include:
- To understand when, why and how middle market construction contractors need to be valued
- To identify industry-specific information needed for a successful valuation project
- To recognize unique industry value drivers and attributes of an attractive C&E acquisition target
- To analyze C&E market trends and risk factors
Speakers
Timothy Cummins, CPA, CCIFP
Partner, Construction Industry Services Group, Aronson LLC
Bill Foote, CPA, ABV, CFF
Partner, Aronson LLC
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