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mulla
#1 Posted : Sunday, February 23, 2014 1:13:16 AM
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Hi Wazuans,
There is this guy thinking of selling his business at the heart of Westland's for 3.6m. Its a ground floor store.
The 3.6m is goodwill and for immovables i.e.shelves,partitioning etc as from what i understand when he moved in 2years ago the shop was in a bad state and he had to do floors and interior decor.
I cant imagine the interior works would have cost him more than 1m(max1.5m).
The biz is not making money, barely breaking even.
The 3.6m does not include current stock,computers and such like that are needed for continuity of the biz.
I believe there may be potential to turn the biz around...but i believe this guy thinking of selling has tried his best and it wasn't because of neglect.
What do you guys think - is 3.6m mwisho a premium to pay for a biz in Westlands that's not turning a profit.
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jmbada
#2 Posted : Sunday, February 23, 2014 7:59:31 AM
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There's absolutely NO way of measuring goodwill. The price you ultimately pay has to be based on the valuation you've given to the business YOU intend to build. My suspicion is that the 3.6MM includes the current owner's outstanding debts + a small cushion to restart some other business.
Will all come down to your negotiating skills, market intelligence on goodwill for similar premises in the area (which I imagine you're looking for from this site). The best source for a final answer is to literally pound the streets of westlands and look into every similar type shop to see what they paid / would charge for goodwill.
Best of luck!
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#3 Posted : Sunday, February 23, 2014 10:42:51 AM
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jmbada wrote:
There's absolutely NO way of measuring goodwill. The price you ultimately pay has to be based on the valuation you've given to the business YOU intend to build. My suspicion is that the 3.6MM includes the current owner's outstanding debts + a small cushion to restart some other business.
Will all come down to your negotiating skills, market intelligence on goodwill for similar premises in the area (which I imagine you're looking for from this site). The best source for a final answer is to literally pound the streets of westlands and look into every similar type shop to see what they paid / would charge for goodwill.
Best of luck!



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#4 Posted : Monday, February 24, 2014 2:51:58 PM
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How much would be the goodwill for a 1500 square feet retail shop in Nairobi CBD around Kenyatta Avenue. Making sales of about KShs 20 million per year?
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#5 Posted : Monday, February 24, 2014 8:38:21 PM
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sparkly wrote:
How much would be the goodwill for a 1500 square feet retail shop in Nairobi CBD around Kenyatta Avenue. Making sales of about KShs 20 million per year?

10 million
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#6 Posted : Wednesday, February 26, 2014 8:39:30 AM
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mkenyan wrote:
sparkly wrote:
How much would be the goodwill for a 1500 square feet retail shop in Nairobi CBD around Kenyatta Avenue. Making sales of about KShs 20 million per year?

10 million


20mn sales a year and one has to pay 10mn as goodwill?
What is the profit margin?
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#7 Posted : Wednesday, February 26, 2014 9:02:35 AM
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mulla wrote:
Hi Wazuans,
There is this guy thinking of selling his business at the heart of Westland's for 3.6m. Its a ground floor store.
The 3.6m is goodwill and for immovables i.e.shelves,partitioning etc as from what i understand when he moved in 2years ago the shop was in a bad state and he had to do floors and interior decor.
I cant imagine the interior works would have cost him more than 1m(max1.5m).
The biz is not making money, barely breaking even.
The 3.6m does not include current stock,computers and such like that are needed for continuity of the biz.
I believe there may be potential to turn the biz around...but i believe this guy thinking of selling has tried his best and it wasn't because of neglect.
What do you guys think - is 3.6m mwisho a premium to pay for a biz in Westlands that's not turning a profit.


The simple way i was told to calculate goodwill is as below
P/E*PAT= XXX
Less Net assets= (xx)
Less gain on property=(XX)
Goodwil= XX
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#8 Posted : Wednesday, February 26, 2014 9:15:09 AM
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mulla wrote:
Hi Wazuans,
There is this guy thinking of selling his business at the heart of Westland's for 3.6m. Its a ground floor store.
The 3.6m is goodwill and for immovables i.e.shelves,partitioning etc as from what i understand when he moved in 2years ago the shop was in a bad state and he had to do floors and interior decor.
I cant imagine the interior works would have cost him more than 1m(max1.5m).
The biz is not making money, barely breaking even.
The 3.6m does not include current stock,computers and such like that are needed for continuity of the biz.
I believe there may be potential to turn the biz around...but i believe this guy thinking of selling has tried his best and it wasn't because of neglect.
What do you guys think - is 3.6m mwisho a premium to pay for a biz in Westlands that's not turning a profit.


Valuation of goodwill is a contested subject. For the kind of business you are describing, I would measure it on basis of customer loyalty...repeat customers who would continue patronizing the business once sold. If you can place a value on those customers, estimate their spent in the new business, then you are on your way to determining what goodwill to pay. Literally interpreted, the previous owner has cultivated goodwill with his customers and the relationship is an asset that keeps on generating sales.

Goodwill is not based on fixtures and fittings so the renovations should not be used as a basis. Those can be valued.
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KulaRaha
#9 Posted : Wednesday, February 26, 2014 9:28:04 AM
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sparkly wrote:
How much would be the goodwill for a 1500 square feet retail shop in Nairobi CBD around Kenyatta Avenue. Making sales of about KShs 20 million per year?


Max 3.5M
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Swenani
#10 Posted : Wednesday, February 26, 2014 12:05:11 PM
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sparkly wrote:
How much would be the goodwill for a 1500 square feet retail shop in Nairobi CBD around Kenyatta Avenue. Making sales of about KShs 20 million per year?


Whats the profit before and after tax?
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KulaRaha
#11 Posted : Wednesday, February 26, 2014 12:15:28 PM
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Swenani wrote:
sparkly wrote:
How much would be the goodwill for a 1500 square feet retail shop in Nairobi CBD around Kenyatta Avenue. Making sales of about KShs 20 million per year?


Whats the profit before and after tax?


Its retail. Must be clothes shoes etc. Margin is 50% nett.
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Swenani
#12 Posted : Wednesday, February 26, 2014 1:24:31 PM
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KulaRaha wrote:
Swenani wrote:
sparkly wrote:
How much would be the goodwill for a 1500 square feet retail shop in Nairobi CBD around Kenyatta Avenue. Making sales of about KShs 20 million per year?


Whats the profit before and after tax?


Its retail. Must be clothes shoes etc. Margin is 50% nett.


I think goodwill of 10Million should be reasonable
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