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PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Corporate Value Report 2005 aims to help companies build wealth by giving them an understanding of what creates value in the markets. The report considers value from a range of perspectives – in contrast to many surveys that focus on one measure only. Examining value in a broader way provides greater commercial insight into corporate value within the context of the New Zealand market.
NZ Corporate Value Report
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Based on a market review for the year ended 30 June 2005, using data provided by Bloomberg and companies’ annual reports, this report discusses the key issues and
challenges confronting executives and boards as they constantly strive to create value. In an environment where boards and managers are focused on creating value for shareholders, this report aims to provide a valuable guide to help decision-makers.
The report contains important information, including:
- The New Zealand companies achieving the best balance in adding value during the review period.
- Where you can obtain market feedback on your risk profile.
- International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and value.
- Trends in terms of deals and IPO activity.
- Capital management and interest rate shifts.
- The angles you can use to improve value.
PricewaterhouseCoopers has a team of Corporate Finance experts who specialise in value-based
advisory services. To discuss how
your company can build wealth,
please contact any member of the
team listed at the end of this report.
We would like to thank the team who assisted in compiling the report, particularly
Richard Souter (Director) and Matthew Maher (Analyst).
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