A business valuation will provide you with a valuation range for your business as well as providing you with insight about how external parties or potential investors view your business. The business valuation incorporates numerous elements and considerations including profitability, risks, opportunities, weaknesses, threats and industry factors.
There are many benefits of getting a business valuation, including the following:
- Understanding the business valuation range which can be useful in decision making and forward planning
- Understanding the business valuation range which can be useful in estate planning
- Understanding the business valuation range which can be useful in raising capital and seeking an investor for your business
- Determining a business valuation range for a business sale
- Determining a business valuation range for employee incentive schemes such as employee share option plans (ESOPs)
- Understanding the business valuation range which can be useful for a business merger
- Independent business valuation for tax and asset planning restructuring, such as restructuring the business from individual names or a partnership into a company or trust structure
- Determining the value of a business for marital and family law disputes
- Determining the value of a business for shareholder disputes
- Making clear and confident decisions relating to your exit strategies and when to sell your business
- Understanding the value of your business when negotiating a sale
- Understanding the key drivers that will increase the business valuation
- Supporting buy-sell agreements
- Assisting with bank finance applications
- Independent business valuation for ATO compliance
- Assisting with commercial disputes
- Management accountability and forming the basis of KPIs related to the business valuation