A valuation provides a starting point when you need to know the value of shares or a business or any of its related entities.
- For buyers: When you’re investing a great deal of money to acquire a business, you don’t want any surprises. As a buyer you will need to carry out thorough due diligence of all aspects of the business.
- For sellers: There are risks in providing potential buyers all your business information. What if the potential buyer is a competitor?
Whatever your motivation for a business valuation, it’s important to get good advice. Typically, business valuations are required in the following circumstances:
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purchase, sale or merger of a business or any of its related assets
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management buyouts
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family and succession planning
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joint ventures
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review of potential investments
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due diligence
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minority shareholdings
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restructuring
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dispute resolution (including litigation)
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<matrimonial and relationship disputes
We’ll listen to your requirements and apply our extensive experience. Please contact Kerry Tizard 09-839 0300
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