Stattgrue Ltd obtains control of Naonite Ltd through two cash acquisitions. At July 1, 2018 purchased 25% for $205,000 when the 100% fair value of Naonite Ltd was $820,000 book value $600,000 a July 1, 2020 purchased 50% for $525,000, 100% fair value $1,050,000 and book value $750,000. A customer base with a 20-year life represented the initial excess payment.
Stattgrue Ltd obtains control of Naonite Ltd through two cash acquisitions. At July 1, 2018 purchased 25% for $205,000 when the 100% fair value of Naonite Ltd was $820,000 book value $600,000 a July 1, 2020 purchased 50% for $525,000, 100% fair value $1,050,000 and book value $750,000. A customer base with a 20-year life represented the initial excess payment.
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