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The interaction and coupling between enterprise value evaluation and regional ecological environment

Zhang Guo-Fu, Chen Xin-Ran, Li Zhi-Ren

Ecological Chemistry and Engineering. S

2023

Vol. 30, nr 1

125--132

The development of industrial Internet technology enterprises plays an important supporting role in green water and green mountains, as a forestry industry with both economic value and ecological value. at present, it is facing a good opportunity for development. However, industrial Internet technology enterprises are faced with many risks, such as long investment cycle, low comparative income, and their ecological value is easy to be ignored. Based on FCFF model and LINEST function, this paper studies the enterprise value evaluation and ecological development. The main conclusions are as follows: (1) the economic value of industrial Internet technology enterprises is greatly affected by non-financial factors; (2) the excess income of industrial Internet technology enterprises is affected by ecological improvement. (3) under the background of green finance, the comprehensive operation ability of enterprises can be effectively improved through internal control of enterprises, formulation of government laws and supervision of social enterprises. This study has important theoretical and practical significance for China to scientifically and reasonably evaluate the value of industrial Internet technology enterprises.

Metodologia wyceny wartości rynkowej marki na przykładzie metody opłat licencyjnych

Michna A.

Zarządzanie Przedsiębiorstwem

2003

Vol. 6, nr 1

30-33

The article presents a method to calculate licence fees used for brand valuation. The article discusses an algorithm used to calculate cash flow for ex ante evaluation. Sales volume and sales value reflect the strategic goals of a company and their evaluation is of key importance in the method presented, therefore the need for in-depth knowledge of the sector in which a given company operates is stressed, as well as knowledge about the competitiveness of its products and relationships with customers and suppliers alike. The article also discuses a method to calculate licence fees for valuated brands. Models to calculate discount rate are presented and attention is paid to the need to adjust a given model to an established cash flow. Methods to calculate residual value are also reviewed; residual value reflects the value after a given forecast period, when cash flows have stabilized.