Business valuation services.
Built around your decision.
Independent business valuation support for owners, shareholders and buyers. Define the purpose, subject and valuation date before selecting the analysis and report.
Selling your business
Understand sustainable earnings, the sale perimeter and the assumptions behind an asking price.
02 / YOUR NEXT MOVE↗Valuing private shares
Define the holding, rights, restrictions and the decision the valuation must support.
03 / YOUR NEXT MOVE↗A shareholder buyout or dispute
Separate ownership rights, earnings adjustments and transaction terms before comparing values.
04 / YOUR NEXT MOVE↗Buying a business
Examine earnings, funding needs and the bridge from enterprise value to equity value.
05 / YOUR NEXT MOVE↗A written valuation report
Agree the purpose, date, intended users and evidence needed for your report.
06 / YOUR NEXT MOVE↗An independent view
Start with the brief, available information, suitability and potential conflicts.
Business value. Share value.
Different starting points.
Be specific about the interest being valued and what is included. Debt, cash, working capital and shareholder loans can affect the bridge between different figures.
| Your question | What the brief should address | Useful starting evidence |
|---|---|---|
| What is the operating business worth? | The business perimeter, sustainable earnings, cash flows, methods and assumptions. | Accounts, current trading, forecasts, owner responsibilities and investment needs. |
| What are these particular shares worth? | The holding, rights, restrictions, purpose and relevant date. | Share register, articles, shareholder agreement, financial records and other shareholder balances. |
| What might I receive from a sale? | Price basis, debt and cash, completion adjustments, costs and payment conditions. | Offer terms, debt schedules, working capital evidence and separately advised tax assumptions. |
Bring the question.
We’ll discuss the scope.
Start with why you need a valuation, who will use it, the relevant date and any deadline. Tell us whether the interest is a whole company, business assets or a particular shareholding.
- Explain the decision and proposed recipients.
- Identify the business, ownership and shares involved.
- Describe the financial records already available.
- Raise any tax, lending, dispute or reliance requirements.