This is part 2 of a 2-part series analysing Goldlion Holdings with different methods. To see the first part, please click here.
As we have already covered most of the qualitative aspects of Goldlion Holdings’ business in the first part, we will focus more on the quantitative valuation to avoid repetition. I will attempt to value Goldlion Holdings based on its different business segments to determine if Goldlion Holdings is indeed undervalued, as suggested by our 3 metrics.
Introduction
Before we go into the details of each segment, the table above represents certain figures I consider pertinent to the analysis of the segments which I will now elaborate.
Group Unallocated Cost – These are common costs which are not allocated to any particular segment. We will make a certain assumption in order to split this figure to the segments; this will be stated later.
Interest Income – While the annual ......
As we have already covered most of the qualitative aspects of Goldlion Holdings’ business in the first part, we will focus more on the quantitative valuation to avoid repetition. I will attempt to value Goldlion Holdings based on its different business segments to determine if Goldlion Holdings is indeed undervalued, as suggested by our 3 metrics.
Before we go into the details of each segment, the table above represents certain figures I consider pertinent to the analysis of the segments which I will now elaborate.
Group Unallocated Cost – These are common costs which are not allocated to any particular segment. We will make a certain assumption in order to split this figure to the segments; this will be stated later.
Interest Income – While the annual ......
