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Business & Securities Valuation

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Business with Credible Valuations.

Whether for fundraising, a merger, regulatory compliance, or strategic planning, a credible valuation is critical. Our experts provide defensible, well-reasoned valuation reports that stand up to scrutiny from investors, buyers, and authorities.

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Registered Valuer Reports For Fundraising, M&A, FEMA Compliant with Indian Law
Our Robust Methodology

Our 6-Step Valuation Process

A disciplined approach to ensure an objective, defensible, and compliant valuation report.

1

Purpose Definition

We start by clearly defining the purpose of the valuation (e.g., FEMA, Share Transfer, ESOPs, M&A).

2

Information Gathering

We collect all necessary financial statements, projections, and qualitative business information.

3

Methodology Selection

We select the most appropriate valuation methods, such as DCF, Asset-Based, or Market Comparables.

4

Financial Modeling

Our experts build a detailed financial model to analyze past performance and project future cash flows.

5

Report Preparation

We draft a comprehensive report detailing the methodology, key assumptions, and final valuation conclusion.

6

Certification & Delivery

The final report is certified by a qualified professional (Registered Valuer/CA) and delivered to you.

The Reality

Strategic Edge vs. Operational Realities

Understanding the critical role of a professional valuation in key business transactions.

Strategic Edge

A credible valuation is a powerful tool for negotiation and decision-making.

  • Successful Fundraising: A robust, defensible valuation report is the cornerstone of any negotiation with venture capitalists and investors.
  • Informed Strategic Decisions: Provides an objective financial basis for making critical decisions about mergers, acquisitions, and spin-offs.
  • Maximizes Shareholder Value: Helps in understanding, communicating, and justifying the true value of the business to all stakeholders.

Operational Realities

Valuation is a specialized field governed by strict standards and regulations.

  • It's Both Art and Science: Valuation relies on objective financial data (the science) but also on justifiable assumptions about the future (the art).
  • Purpose Dictates the Process: The reason for the valuation (e.g., FEMA compliance vs. a strategic sale) influences the choice of methodology and the required credentials of the valuer.
  • Regulatory Compliance is Key: For transactions under the Companies Act or FEMA, a valuation must be conducted by a prescribed authority (like a Registered Valuer) to be legally valid.
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Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Key information about Business Valuation Reports

You need a formal valuation for several key events: raising funds from investors (FDI/VC funding), issuing shares (like ESOPs), transferring shares, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and for compliance with laws like the Companies Act, FEMA, and Income Tax Act.

A Registered Valuer is a qualified professional registered with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI). For many transactions under the Companies Act, 2013 (like private placement of shares), a report from a Registered Valuer is mandatory.

The DCF method is one of the most widely used valuation techniques. It estimates a company's value by projecting its future cash flows and then "discounting" them back to their present value. It's particularly useful for valuing startups and growing businesses based on their future potential.

The timeline depends on the complexity of the business and the availability of information. However, for a typical SME or startup, the process usually takes between 7 to 10 working days from the date we receive all the required documents.

Valuing pre-revenue startups is more qualitative. While methods like DCF are still used based on projections, we also consider factors like the strength of the founding team, market size and potential, the technology or IP involved, and comparable transactions in the same sector.

Yes. Our reports are prepared in accordance with internationally accepted valuation standards and the relevant Indian laws (Companies Act, Income Tax Act, FEMA). They are drafted to be robust and defensible for various legal, regulatory, and transactional purposes.