Enron

Given that Land’s End is a public company with XX% float, the valuation process is relatively straight forward. We have estimated the valuation using three components of the Delaware Block method and a DCF based on the companies financial projections.

The following will provide the calculation, methodology and rational for each component of the Delaware Block method, including a market valuation, and earnings valuation and a Net asset value valuation. We have also determined that the market and earning valuation should be given greater weight in the weighted average given the market data available – more appropriately reflect the public market valuation. Net asset value is more of an historic accounting valuation rather that capturing the current state of the business in ...