Asset Valuation Practice I (Tangible & Resource Assets) case studies
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Asset Valuation Practice I (Tangible & Resource Assets) is a professional examination for valuers who work with physical assets: land, buildings, plant and machinery, mineral and energy interests, and biological or agricultural resources. It is aimed at candidates moving beyond general valuation theory into applied practice, typically those in or entering roles at valuation firms, lenders, insurers, resource companies, or public-sector asset management. The Asset Valuation Practice I (Tangible & Resource Assets) case studies are 5 cases and about 2,820 words.
1Secured Lending Instruction with a Borrower Relationship
You are the responsible valuer at a regional firm. A bank instructs a market value valuation of a 9,800 m² distribution warehouse for a new 5-year loan.
547 words, about 3 min2Sale-and-Leaseback of a Specialty Cold Store
A family-owned food manufacturer asks you to value its 12,000 m² cold-store and blast-freeze facility before a sale-and-leaseback. The managing director wants a figure that reflects 'what the business is worth with the plant' because the site is integrated with its processing lines and would cost 3 million to replicate the refrigeration and racking.
576 words, about 3 min3Insurance and Fair Value of a Bottling Line
You are valuing a 12-year-old PET bottling line for two purposes: insurance reinstatement and a fair-value estimate for a bank. The line was installed for 4.2 million replacement cost new, installed, including freight, foundations, and commissioning.
538 words, about 3 min4Ground Lease and Contamination on a Mixed-Use Building
You are instructed to value a mixed-use building comprising ground-floor retail and 24 apartments. The land is held under a ground lease with 18 years unexpired; ground rent is fixed at 45,000 per annum with no reviews.
578 words, about 3 min5Limestone Quarry Reserve Classification and Permit Renewal
You are valuing a limestone quarry for a bank considering a reserve-based lending facility. The quarry has a mining lease over 240 hectares and a 20-year life-of-mine plan.
581 words, about 3 min