Capital Valuation
Capital valuation involves a set of complex and sophisticated procedures for assessing a company’s assets and liabilities, with the aim of forming and presenting an expert opinion on their estimated value.
Business valuation represents the process of forming an opinion on the value of a given company at a specific point in time and is based on:
- understanding the company’s past, present, and future operations;
- analyzing the economic environment in which the company operates;
- analyzing the industry in which the company competes;
- analyzing the company’s financial information; and
- applying appropriate valuation methods in order to reach logical conclusions about the company’s value.
The purpose of the valuation can influence the choice of valuation methods used, as well as the definition of value being applied.
Possible purposes of valuation include:
- Business purposes – sale, mergers and acquisitions, joint venture investments
- Privatization of socially owned enterprises
- Tax purposes
- Bankruptcy, reorganization, restructuring
- Legal disputes
Our services:
Preparation of valuation reports as documents that present the estimated value of capital and the method by which the valuation was performed, in accordance with the intended use of the report and client requirements. Reports are prepared by qualified professionals in accordance with professional, ethical, and technical standards, as well as International Valuation Standards.
