This Case study discusses corporate valuation using Capital Asset Pricing Method (CAPM). CAPM provides an initial framework to answer the relationship between the risk and the expected return of an investment. The Beta calculated is the systematic risk affecting the firm, varying from security to security. CAPM has multiple applications, including allocation of capital for the real asset, financial investment, capital expenditure, corporate restructuring, and portfolio evaluation. In this case, we are trying to understand the firm’s valuation for merger and acquisition. To have a systematic understanding, we will use the CAPM model, and the Beta will be calculated from two different methods Historical and Bottom-Up beta. In addition, applying market value weights for the cost of capital is also used.