Know What Your Business Is Worth. Know What Drives Its Value.
Make confident decisions with professional Business Valuation Services backed by financial analysis, market insights and strategic advisory. Whether you are raising capital, planning succession, evaluating a transaction or preparing for an IPO, we help you understand and support the value of your business.
A business is one of the most important assets an entrepreneur can build. Yet many founders and family business owners do not have a clear, independent view of what their business is worth or which factors are creating or reducing value.
At Consulting & Beyond (C&B), we provide business valuation and valuation advisory services for SMEs, closely held businesses, founders, investors and companies undertaking strategic or regulatory transactions. Our approach considers the purpose of the valuation, the business model, financial performance, industry environment, comparable evidence, future prospects and relevant qualitative factors.
Our valuation practice covers purchase price allocation, share-based payments, shares and intangible assets, IP and other intangible asset valuation, fairness opinions, restructuring-related valuation opinions, transaction and restructuring modelling, and valuation for applicable statutory compliance.
Independent assessment of business value for closely held companies, SMEs and family businesses.
Valuation support considering available financial information, market potential and business risk.
Support founders in understanding valuation, financial drivers and the implications of proposed investment transactions.
Valuation and modelling support for acquisitions, divestments, mergers and restructuring decisions.
Valuation of equity interests for relevant transactions, ownership decisions and applicable purposes.
Valuation support for intellectual property, brands and other intangible assets where relevant.
Valuation support for allocating purchase consideration among relevant acquired assets and liabilities.
Valuation support for share-based payment and ESOP-related requirements, subject to the applicable framework.
Independent valuation perspectives to support relevant corporate transactions and restructuring contexts.
Valuation support for applicable requirements under corporate and tax laws, based on the purpose and regulatory framework.
We identify why the valuation is required, the valuation date, scope and applicable framework.
We review the business model, products or services, industry, competitive environment, management, customers and key value drivers.
We examine historical performance, profitability, cash flows, working capital, assets, liabilities and relevant trends.
Where relevant, we consider comparable companies, transaction evidence, industry conditions, growth prospects and business risks.
Depending on the assignment, we may consider the Income, Market and Asset approaches.
Key assumptions are evaluated for consistency with historical performance, business plans and available evidence.
We document the methodology, assumptions, analysis and conclusion in a structured valuation report appropriate to the engagement.
The Income Approach considers the economic benefits expected from the business. Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) is commonly used where future cash flows can be reasonably estimated.
The Market Approach uses relevant evidence such as comparable companies or transactions and appropriate valuation multiples, subject to data availability and comparability.
The Asset-Based Approach considers relevant assets and liabilities and can be useful in asset-intensive businesses or assignments where underlying assets are a significant value driver.
A valuation may use one or more approaches depending on the purpose, facts and circumstances of the assignment.
Depending on the engagement, deliverables can include a detailed valuation report, valuation analysis and supporting financial modelling. Where the valuation forms part of a fundraising or transaction process, we can also collaborate with relevant transaction professionals.
Business valuation is the process of estimating the economic value of a business or ownership interest based on relevant financial, market, asset and qualitative factors.
Valuation can support fundraising, ownership decisions, succession planning, M&A, ESOPs, strategic planning and applicable statutory or regulatory requirements.
The commonly used approaches are Income, Market and Asset approaches. The appropriate approach depends on the purpose and circumstances of the valuation.
No. It can also be relevant for fundraising, succession, M&A, ESOPs, restructuring, ownership decisions and certain regulatory requirements.
Improving sustainable profitability, cash generation, governance, financial reporting, customer diversification, management depth and scalable operations can strengthen underlying value drivers.
Timelines depend on purpose, complexity, information availability and scope. A timeline can be confirmed after the initial information review.
Where applicable law requires valuation by a registered valuer, the prescribed requirements should be followed. Section 247 of the Companies Act, 2013 provides for specified valuations to be undertaken by a registered valuer meeting applicable requirements.
Whether you are preparing for fundraising, considering an acquisition, planning succession, evaluating an ownership transaction or simply want to understand what drives the value of your business, a professional valuation can provide a stronger basis for decision-making.