Business and share valuations
Clear, commercially grounded valuation work for businesses, shareholders and professional advisers.
When a valuation may be required
Shareholder transactions
EMI and CSOP arrangements
Growth shares
EOT transactions
Fundraising
Reorganisations
Acquisitions or disposals
Tax-related share valuations
Strategic or ownership decisions
Valuation approach
Commercial approach
Underlying trading performance
Maintainable earnings
Growth prospects
Revenue quality
Gross margin
Customer concentration
Working capital
Management dependency
Debt and surplus cash
Shareholder rights
Dilution
Market conditions
Business valuations
Enterprise value
Equity value
Maintainable EBITDA
Normalisation adjustments
Debt and cash adjustments
Valuation multiples
Scenario analysis
Sensitivity analysis
Share valuations
Different share classes
Voting rights
Dividend rights
Growth hurdles
Restrictions
Dilution
Minority interests
Options
Preference rights
Vesting conditions
Employee share schemes
EMI
CSOP
Growth shares
Other employee share arrangements
EOT valuations
Valuation should be considered alongside:
Maintainable earnings
Vendor consideration
Affordability
Debt capacity
Deferred consideration
Repayment profiles
Cash flow
Sensitivity analysis
What the business can sustainably afford
The question is not only what the business is worth, but also what the business can sustainably afford to pay.
Plain-speaking valuation work
The purpose is not simply to produce a number. It is to explain what drives it.
Working with other advisers
Tax advisers
Lawyers
Corporate finance advisers
Trustees
Boards
Shareholders
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