Regarding an intended sale of shares, Supreme guided the entire acquisition on behalf of the sellers.

The seller would like to have a verification of the received bid during an M&A process. For this purpose, Supreme drafted a valuation.

Regarding a transfer of shares within the family, a valuation was required for the determination of the price, both for the family and for the tax authorities. Supreme drafted a valuation.

Due to a dispute between two shareholders regarding the price of the shares to be transferred, the interim board member asked for a valuation. Supreme drafted an independent valuation.

After acquiring the company, the acquisition needed to be incorporated into the financial statements. Supreme drafted the purchase price allocation.

Supreme reviewed the transaction documents regarding the acquisition of a cloud company, as well as the implication of the due diligence investigation.

Regarding an intended exchange of shares, Supreme performed an analysis on the intended transaction, the multiples and the mechanism.

Regarding the restructuring of intellectual property, a valuation was required for agreement with the tax authorities. Supreme drafted the intellectual property valuation.

Regarding an intended employee participation plan (ESOP), a valuation was required for fiscal purposes. Supreme drafted the valuation.

Following the intended exit of one of the shareholders, the shareholder offered her equity interest. The other shareholder wanted to have an indication of the value of the offered interest. Supreme drafted the valuation.

Regarding the audit of the financial statements, Supreme assisted with the determination of the fair value of the participations in accordance with IPEV.

Regarding the acquisition of a transportation company, Supreme guided the acquisition on behalf of the sellers, as well as drafting a valuation.

Regarding a funding round of a start-up, a valuation was executed. Supreme drafted the valuation.

Regarding an intended emigration, a valuation was executed and discussed with the tax authorities. Supreme drafted the valuation.

Following the offering of an equity interest, the co-shareholder needed a validation with regard to the price offered. Supreme performed a second opinion.

Following a dispute between shareholders, one shareholder wanted a better insight into the value of the equity interest to be acquired. Supreme drafted the valuation.