Business Valuation
It is a process and a set of procedures used to estimate the economic value of an owner’s interest in any company.
The values are derived through robust financial modelling techniques and are based on a going concern premise, business assumptions and certain other variable factors.
The fair
valuation of a business differs, depending upon the company’s overall financial
standing within the industry, USP, financial strengths, and valuation approach
used, discount rate, nature of industry, economic conditions, risk perception
and scenarios.
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Gather Financial Data
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Assess Current Financial Performance
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Conduct Valuation
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Final Valuation Report
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Income Statement Cash Flow Statement Balance Sheet Working Capital Schedule Depreciation Schedule Debt & Interest Schedule Sales Breakdown Costs Breakdown |
Efficiency Ratios Solvency Ratios Liquidity Ratios Profitability Ratios Leverage Ratios Return on Investment Ratios Sales Breakdown Analysis Costs Breakdown Analysis |
Verification and validation of the reasonableness of assumptions of business plan Market multiples of comparable companies in the same industry or region. Valuation methodology will be based on the best practice (Intrinsic- DCF/ Relative valuation- Market multiples) |
Executive Summary Market Analysis Competition Analysis Financial analysis and model Business Valuation Conclusion |