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CompanyValuation

Reveal your company's true value and confidently manage your investment, merger and strategic decisions.

Company Valuation: Discover Your True Potential

Even if it is not publicly traded, your company has a value that is constantly changing in line with dynamic market conditions and internal factors. Accurately determining this value and analyzing the factors that affect it allows you to shape your company's future by making strategic decisions.

Before investment processes, we determine your company's current value, develop actionable financial strategies to increase its value and create a roadmap for their implementation.

Company valuation is a calculation process that helps determine market value for a company's purchase and sale transactions, legal processes and strategic planning. It is carried out by taking into account market position, assets, liabilities, financial reports and competitive strength.

Company Valuation: Discover Your True Potential

When Is Company Valuation Performed?

Sale and Merger

Performed to determine a fair price during company sale or merger processes.

Seeking Investors

Bargaining power is increased by determining the current value before investment.

IPO and Restructuring

Used for pre-IPO preparations and financial restructuring.

Legal Processes

Provides a reference value in processes such as tax, inheritance or change of partners.

Loans and Financing

A reliable valuation serves as a reference in bank loans and financing processes.

Changes in Partnership

Ensures fair pricing in share transfers, partner exits or the admission of new partners.

How Does the Valuation Process Proceed?

An end-to-end structured valuation approach, from sector analysis to reporting.

01

Sector and Market Analysis

Market size, competitive dynamics and the company's position in the sector are evaluated.

02

Collecting Financial Data

The balance sheet, income statement, cash flows, assets and liabilities are analyzed in detail.

03

Method Selection and Modeling

Valuation methods suited to the company's structure are determined and models are built.

04

Reporting and Strategy

The final valuation report is prepared, providing a roadmap for strategic decisions.

Required Documents

Financial Statements

Balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements for the last 3 years.

Tax Returns

Current and prior-period tax returns and tax records.

Company Agreements

Articles of association, key commercial agreements and activity reports.

Asset and Liability Lists

A list of tangible/intangible assets along with debts and liabilities.

Company Valuation Methods and Models

Net Asset Value Method

Net asset value is established by performing calculations based on tangible and intangible assets.

Multiples Analysis Method

A comparison is made using the market value and multiples of similar companies.

Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)

Future cash flows are projected and brought to present value using an appropriate discount rate.

Comparable Company Analysis

Valuation is performed based on the sector's standard profitability, growth and debt ratios.

What Does the Valuation Report Include?

Purpose and Scope

A clear definition of the purpose and scope of the valuation.

Company Profile

Field of activity, ownership structure and organizational structure.

Financial Analysis

Balance sheet, income statement, cash flow and asset/liability analysis.

Sector and Market

Market share, competitive analysis and sector dynamics.

Method and Result

The methods used, the final value and the influencing factors.

Risks and Opportunities

Risk analysis, opportunities and final remarks.

The Advantages of Company Valuation

Investor Confidence

Transparent valuation accelerates investment decisions and builds confidence.

Strong Negotiation

An accurate value provides bargaining power in sale and merger processes.

Strategic Growth

With financial planning, growth strategies rest on a more solid foundation.

Legal Basis

In legal processes, the reports serve as a strong reference.

Common Mistakes

Use of incomplete or outdated data
Outdated financial statements lead to inaccurate results.
Neglecting intangible assets
Elements such as brand, patents and know-how have a significant impact on value.
Choosing the wrong method
When a method unsuited to sector dynamics is chosen, the valuation may not reflect reality.
Failing to perform a risk analysis
Leaving out risks reduces the reliability of the report.

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