M&A Transaction Multiples - Eurallumina

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EPSILON M&A DEAL REPORT

Transaction Multiples for the Valuation of Private Companies

Russian Aluminium / Eurallumina

No EMAT : 23009

Announced Date : 17/08/2006

Type : Acquisition of Majority Stake

Deal Value : Yes

Acquirer : Russian Aluminium

Target : Eurallumina

Country : Italy

Sector of activity :

Chemicals > Commodity Chemicals
Metals > Aluminium

Business Description :

Eurallumina SpA produces alumina and hydrate for sale on the Italian and international market . It was designed and constructed at the beginning of the 1970’s under the supervision of Kaiser...

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 « Commodity Chemicals » = 13
Number of EMAT Reports / sub-sector « Aluminium » = 8

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

15/03/2006

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Source: Epsilon Research / EMAT