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Transaction Multiples for the Valuation of Private Companies

Plant World / Smit Kwekerijen

No EMAT : 116524
Announced Date : 30/08/2022
Type : Acquisition of Majority Stake
Deal Value : Yes
Acquirer : Plant World

Target : Smit Kwekerijen
Country : Netherlands
Sector of activity :
  • Agricultural Sector > Horticulture
Business Description :
Smit Kwekerijen is a Netherlands-based grower of tropical green house plants. > Its plant nursery is located in Sappemeer (Groningen).

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n.s.   Multiple calculated, but not significant

Source: Epsilon Research / EMAT

Comparable Transactions

  • Number of EMAT Reports / sub-sector « Horticulture » = 19
Example of comparable transactions on EMAT (same sub-sector):
Date Acquirer Target Country Multiples See details
13/12/2021 Flamingo Group International Bigot France Holdings Sarthe ** 116465
31/03/2020 Saint Jean Deroux frères Drôme ** 113636

Source: Epsilon Research / EMAT

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