Serge M. answered 02/12/17
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Professor of Accounting, retired. Ph.D., CPA
There are many ways to evaluate a company. If it is a subsidiary of another company, there may not be a market for its shares, and then an evaluation would do you no good. In some cases you may be better off buying the parent company rather than one of its subsidiaries. Essentially, you would want to evaluate a company's profitability, liquidity, solvency, and cash flows. Discussing each of these can take a chapter in a book. Good luck with your research.