What We Do — Valuations
Valuations & Financial Reporting
Two specialist valuation services — one for transactions, disputes and exits; one for your financial statements — both built on rigorous, defensible methodology.
Business Valuations
Dynamic, defensible valuations that evolve with your business — using DCF and Market Multiples methodologies for rapid, accurate value assessments.
Whether you are preparing for a merger, resolving a shareholder dispute, attracting investment, or simply understanding your business's true worth, our business valuation service delivers a rigorous, independent, and fully documented valuation you can stand behind.
Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)
We model your business's projected free cash flows and discount them to present value using a risk-adjusted cost of capital. This forward-looking approach captures the intrinsic value of your business.
Market Multiples
We benchmark your business against comparable transactions and listed peers, applying relevant earnings, revenue, or EBITDA multiples to derive a market-based value indication.
Asset-Based Approach
Where relevant, we assess the fair value of the underlying net assets of the business — particularly useful for asset-heavy or investment holding entities.
Financial Reporting Valuations
Audit-ready precision at the speed of modern business — independent valuations adhering strictly to IFRS standards.
Financial reporting valuations require a higher standard of rigour and independence than commercial valuations. Our team delivers IFRS-compliant fair value assessments that withstand auditor scrutiny and regulatory review.
Purchase Price Allocation (IFRS 3)
On acquisition of a business, IFRS 3 requires the purchase price to be allocated across identifiable assets and liabilities at fair value. We identify and value intangible assets including customer relationships, brand, technology, and order backlog.
Impairment Testing (IAS 36)
We determine the recoverable amount of cash-generating units and compare this against carrying value to identify and quantify impairment losses in compliance with IAS 36.
Fair Value Measurement (IFRS 13)
We apply the IFRS 13 fair value hierarchy — Level 1, 2, and 3 inputs — to financial instruments, investment properties, and other assets requiring fair value disclosure.
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