Business Valuation
Business valuation is essential for a wide array of companies, from emerging start-ups to established enterprises. There are several situations where a business valuation might be needed, such as when considering the sale of your business, raising capital, participating in a merger or acquisition, or planning for succession.
What is a Business Valuation?
In simple terms, a business valuation assesses the monetary worth of a business. This process considers various aspects of the business, including its asset inventory and cash flow, to determine its true value. Multiple methods can be used to evaluate a business, often combining several techniques for a more comprehensive assessment.
Why Business Valuation is Important?
A business valuation is crucial when seeking investment, selling, merging, or buying a company. It provides a clear and realistic view of your business's market value.
Knowing your business's worth allows you to set a fair selling price, negotiate effectively with potential buyers, and secure favorable financing deals.
Additionally, an accurate valuation offers insights into your business's financial health and long-term viability. It highlights your company's strengths and weaknesses, enabling more strategic decision-making.
Types of Businesses We Appraise
- Company valuation;
- Enterprise valuation;
- Owner’s equity valuation;
- Business-portfolio valuation;
- Stock valuation;
- Share valuation;
- Startup valuation;
- Asset valuation;
- Liabilities valuation;
- And valuation of other business-related subjects.
