Business Valuation
Enterprise and equity valuations for mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and tax purposes.
Business, share and intangible asset valuations prepared to professional standards — for transactions, tax and financial reporting where the number has to be right.
Transactions, tax filings and financial statements all depend on a credible valuation. Independent, well-documented valuations protect boards, satisfy regulators and keep negotiations grounded in fact.
Enterprise and equity valuations for mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and tax purposes.
Fair value of shares for ESOPs, capital raises, and shareholder exit or dispute.
Brands, patents, customer relationships and technology, valued for PPA and transactions.
Level 2/3 instruments, private fund interests, options and derivatives.
Rigorous, documented approaches aligned to professional valuation standards.
Unbiased conclusions that protect boards and satisfy regulators.
Tailored to the transaction, filing or report that depends on the number.
Define the valuation's purpose, basis and applicable professional standard up front.
Gather financials, build normalised earnings and benchmark against market evidence.
Apply income, market and cost approaches, cross-checking for a robust conclusion.
Deliver a clear, well-documented valuation report ready for audit or transaction.
Independent valuation for acquisitions, divestitures and merger negotiations.
Fair value, impairment and purchase price allocation (PPA) for audit and filings.
Valuations for transfer pricing, share transfers, ESOPs and dispute support.
Valuations in financial statements and tax filings must withstand review. A weak, undocumented number creates audit findings and compliance risk.
Independent valuation anchors negotiations in fact, preventing value leakage and protecting boards from hindsight criticism.
We apply the three recognised approaches — income, market and cost — selecting and cross-checking the most appropriate for the asset and purpose, aligned to professional valuation standards.
Depending on complexity and data availability, a valuation typically takes from two to several weeks. We'll give a clear timeline once the scope is agreed.
Yes — brands, patents, customer relationships, technology and other intangibles are valued separately, most commonly for purchase price allocation (PPA) under IFRS 3.
Yes — independent, well-documented valuations can support shareholder disputes, expert testimony and regulatory matters where an objective number is required.
From a single business valuation to a full purchase price allocation, we'll scope the engagement clearly.