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Overview
Valuing a business is considered both a science and an art. Each valuation is unique and aims to provide an unbiased, objective financial and economic analysis of all relevant factors influencing value. This requires in-depth understanding of the company’s business model, market fundamentals, and risk factors.
The value of a business can also be influenced by the nature of the transaction, for example a strategic investor may bring valuable synergies.
I apply the most appropriate valuation methods, including discounted cash flow, cost approach, and market multiples, to achieve a clear and concise estimate of value that is both theoretically and quantitatively sound.
Business Challenges
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Are you involved in a merger, acquisition or JV process?
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Can you quantify the value of synergies likely to be created?
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Do you need an independent valuation for internal management purposes?
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Does your company have, or planning to create, stock options and Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP) as part of a compensation program?
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Do you believe the value of your business is based on some simple rule of thumb (multiple of earnings, revenues, etc.)?
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How I can help
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Work with you to identify and quantify all relevant factors influencing value
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Apply asset-based and discounted cash flow valuation models, supported and validated by external benchmarks
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Provide an unbiased, objective financial and economic estimate of fair market stand-alone value
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In the event of a merger, alliance, or strategic buyer quantify the value of likely synergies
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