Minority interest valuation assesses the worth of a less-than-controlling ownership stake in a business. This valuation considers factors such as lack of control and marketability, which often result in discounts compared to majority holdings. It analyzes financial performance, market conditions, and potential risks specific to the minority stake. Typically used in mergers, acquisitions, or estate planning, this process ensures fair representation of the minority interest's value while accounting for its limited influence over business decisions.
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