M&A Transaction Multiples - Optimum (SIFISA)

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EPSILON M&A DEAL REPORT

Transaction Multiples for the Valuation of Private Companies

Private Group led by Azulis Capital / Optimum (SIFISA)

No EMAT : 22431

Announced Date : 22/07/2010

Type : SBO (Secondary Buy Out),Exit

Deal Value : Yes

Acquirer : Private Group led by Azulis Capital

Target : Optimum (SIFISA)

Country : France

Sector of activity :

Construction & building materials > Building Materials & Fixtures > Doors & Windows Manufacturers

Business Description :

Founded in 1981, Optimum designs and manufactures sliding wardrobe doors . > 1.6m doors produced in 2010. NB: In 2010, Opimum acquired its competitor Home Decors France (Lille) and created Optispace.

Transaction multiples available

	EV/ Sales	EV/ Gross Profit	EV/ EBITDA	EV/ EBIT	Eq/ PBT	P/E	Price to Book	Specific multiple(s)
Historic		-	-	-	-	-		-
Current		-	-	-	-	-

Rating :

	Multiple available
n.s.	Multiple calculated, but not significant

Source: Epsilon Research / EMAT

Comparable Transactions

Number of EMAT Reports / sub-sector « Doors & Windows Manufacturers » = 31

Example of comparable transactions on EMAT (same sub-sector):

Source: Epsilon Research / EMAT