A business valuation may be required for many reasons, for instance (1) preparing a business for sale; (2) considering the valuation of a business that you may aspire to acquiring; (3) agreeing a valuation between business shareholders seeking an exit; (4) for Probate or IHT valuation purposes.
Whatever your circumstances, we will assist you to become acquainted with how a business is valued using adopted methodologies and taking into account market dynamics.
In many cases, you may have assessed the value of your business in your opinion; however ultimately an open market business valuation is founded upon current market activity and associated risk profiles of both the business and the sector it operates in – and thus it is invaluable that you see how a business valuer might arrive at their valuation.
How Is A Business Valued?
Ultimately, Business Valuation is not a science – it is an art.
That is why Barrons Corporate Finance is integral to supporting you throughout whatever business valuation process your require to meet your needs.
Barrons Corporate Finance provides expert, independent, and objective business valuation reports.
How Do We Build
A Business Valuation?
Each engagement is unique, but our reports commonly apply multiple established valuation methodologies to give a well-rounded perspective.
We will consider various established valuation techniques in order to assess the business valuation. Such methods routinely include:
- Analysis of recent sector-specific transactions (sales and acquisitions) focusing upon Earnings multiples paid by the acquirer.
- Valuation of annuity or recurring revenue streams
- Asset-based valuations
- Intangible valuations, including royalties, trademarks and service contracts
- Other proven techniques tailored to the business and industry sector
