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Summary
The Enterprise Chamber considers a joint request to determine the price of shares in Acvita companies. An expert is instructed to assess their value as at 31 December 2025.
Legal significance
Joint price-determination proceedings can help parties resolve the remaining valuation dispute after agreeing on an exit or transfer.
Procedural and factual context
Joint price determination offers a route to resolving the remaining valuation issue after the parties have agreed on a transfer or exit. The commercial separation can thereby be distinguished from price assessment.
Legal analysis
Valuation may involve the chosen date, forecasts, debt, adjustments and access to financial information. Which of those questions arose in this case must be checked against the original Dutch judgment.
Practical implications
It is useful to record precisely what is agreed and which questions remain for an expert before initiating joint price-determination proceedings.
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