Tru Value
Evaluate a public-company acquisition using SEC filings, DCF valuation, public-company multiples, synergy scenarios, transaction structure, and buyer impact.
Open applicationFinancial analysis for consequential decisions
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Evaluate a public-company acquisition using SEC filings, DCF valuation, public-company multiples, synergy scenarios, transaction structure, and buyer impact.
Open applicationA guided valuation workspace for privately held and small businesses.
In developmentReview portfolio concentration, performance drivers, and risk exposures.
In developmentCompare public-company fundamentals, valuation assumptions, and market expectations.
In developmentHow Tru Value works
Enter the company being acquired, the buyer, the analysis date, and an offer price when one is available.
Examine normalized SEC financials, market assumptions, DCF forecasts, comparable companies, and proposed synergies.
Bring the methods together in a Football Field, assess buyer impact, and generate a concise analysis report.
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Frequently asked questions
Tru Value is a guided M&A evaluation application for public-company transactions. It combines SEC-sourced financial information with adjustable valuation and transaction assumptions.
The current workflow includes a whole-firm DCF, synergy sensitivities, public-company trading multiples, historical-price references, transaction structure, and a consolidated Football Field summary.
Yes. Values flagged for normalization review can be adjusted after the user acknowledges that the change affects downstream valuation and transaction calculations.
No. Value Fox tools are analytical aids. Users should confirm material values against official reporting and obtain appropriate professional advice for consequential decisions.