Industry Practice Supports Discounts in Stock Redemption Valuation

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December 15, 2017

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Hornberger v. Dave Gutelius Excavating, Inc.
2017 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1044
US
State Court
Pennsylvania
Superior Court of Pennsylvania (appellate court)
Brian Elsasser (plaintiff); Bradley D. Kellett, Eric Blocher (defendant)
Moulton

Summary

Valuation of shares of terminated stockholder based on shareholder agreement that requires calculation of adjusted net book value and specified adjustments may include discounts, where discounts are consistent with industry practice, appellate court says.

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Hornberger v. Dave Gutelius Excavating, Inc.

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December 15, 2017

Valuation of shares of terminated stockholder based on shareholder agreement that requires calculation of adjusted net book value and specified adjustments may include discounts, where discounts are consistent with industry practice, appellate court says.

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Business Valuation UpdateVol. 24 No. 3