
Valuation
Understand the true value of your business
An accurate and well-documented valuation is essential – whether you are considering a sale, a generational transition or a strategic decision.
Recognised methods
Based on concrete data and market knowledge
We use several methods – DCF, multiples and comparable transactions – and look at both historical performance and future potential.
We look at what the company is worth today – and in the right hands.
When does a valuation matter?
- When selling or buyingThe basis for negotiating the price, so both parties have realistic expectations.
- When partners joinEnsures a fair distribution of ownership shares and financial obligations.
- For strategic planningIdentifies strengths and weaknesses and forms the basis for future growth.
- For generational changeProvides an objective basis for transferring the business to the next generation.
- For financingBanks and investors may require a valuation to assess the risk.
The process
Five steps to a reliable valuation
- 01
Initial meeting
We understand your business, your goals and the reason for the valuation.
- 02
Data analysis
Accounts, budgets and operating reports are reviewed.
- 03
Market analysis
Competitors, the industry and general economic trends.
- 04
Report
A clear report presenting the valuation, the methods and the underlying assumptions.
- 05
Review and advice
We review the report with you and answer all your questions.