Business valuation purposes
- Purchase and sale or exchange
- Pledge of property, mortgage
- Attracting additional investments (emission)
- Lease, tenant or lease rights
- Property disputes resolution
- Restructuring of liabilities
- Assignment of ownership rights
- Merger, demerger, accession, corporization
- Repurchase of shares from shareholders
- Insurance of a subject property
- Inclusion of property in the charter capital
- Liquidation of business
- Revaluation of assets for transfer to IFRS
Stages of business valuation process
- Conclusion of Valuation Agreement, comprising the valuation task
- Collecting the primary documents: statutory reporting, analytical information
- Preparation of the introductory presentation
- Analysis of daily management, business structure, work standards, production scheme, perspective regulations, business plans
- Interviewing of the experts of the financial, management, technical enterprise structures
- Identification of enterprise assets (including unique ones), defining life term of the main business-forming assets.
- Review and analysis of the company's presence market, additional analysis of perspectives of the product and services promotion
- Choosing methods and approaches to valuation
- Summarizing of the valuation approaches results and defining the total value of the subject property
- Preparation of the valuation report, internal auditing
- Report printing
- Presentation of the valuation report
- Defense of the valuation report
Business Valuation Report comprises:
- Collecting, analysis and approval of sufficiency of the Customer's documents
- Macroanalysis of industry branch, regional review
- Financial analysis
- Valuation of activity risks: branch, financial, legal risks
- Description of methods of defining the subject property market value
- Choosing and grounding the valuation approaches
- Valuation of the expectable subject property market value
- Summarizing and adjustment of the intermediate results
- Opinion as to value
