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Know the true value of your business with precision

Rigorous business valuations using recognised methodologies for transactions, disputes, and regulatory compliance.

The challenge

Understanding the real value of a company is essential for negotiating a sale, resolving a shareholder dispute, meeting tax obligations, or making investment decisions. Yet a poorly substantiated valuation can lead to selling below fair value, overpaying in an acquisition, or facing tax contingencies.

Our solution

We deliver independent, rigorous valuations using methodologies recognised by courts, tax authorities, and the market. Our reports are designed to be defensible before any audience: investors, shareholders, judges, or tax inspectors.

Process

How we work

1

Information gathering

We request and analyse the financial, operational, and strategic information needed to understand the business in depth.

2

Methodology selection

We select the most appropriate methodologies for the purpose of the valuation: DCF, comparable multiples, net asset value, or hybrid approaches.

3

Analysis & modelling

We build detailed financial models, perform sensitivity analyses, and benchmark results against comparable market transactions.

4

Report & defence

We prepare a comprehensive, fully documented report and defend it before the relevant stakeholders, whether investors, courts, or tax authorities.

Our valuations comply with International Valuation Standards (IVS) and are accepted by courts, tax authorities, and leading financial institutions. Independence and methodological rigour are the foundations of every report we issue.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What valuation methodologies do you use?
We use standard methodologies: discounted cash flow (DCF), comparable transaction multiples, listed company multiples, adjusted net asset value, and hybrid methods. The selection depends on the purpose and characteristics of the business.
In what situations do I need a valuation?
Common situations include: buying or selling a company or shares, partner entry or exit, shareholder disputes, corporate reorganisations, tax compliance (related-party transactions, inheritance tax), and strategic planning.
How often should I value my company?
We recommend a full valuation every 2-3 years for growing companies, and always before any corporate transaction or significant tax event. Periodic monitoring helps identify opportunities and risks early.
How precise is a business valuation?
Every valuation involves a range. A rigorous report provides a substantiated value range, not a single figure. The width of the range depends on information quality, sector volatility, and the methodology employed.
How long does a valuation report take?
A standard report requires between 3 and 6 weeks, depending on business complexity and information availability. Urgent valuations can be completed in 2 weeks given immediate data access.
Are your valuations independent?
Absolutely. Independence is the cornerstone of our valuations. We do not accept engagements where fees depend on the valuation outcome, and our reports follow international valuation standards.

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