A business valuation is not just essential for acquisitions, it’s also a unique opportunity to critically assess your business model. It provides valuable insights into your company’s financial health and helps you take targeted steps maximize value.
Our experts deliver a transparent assessment of your company and outline strategies for further optimization.
What is a valuation?
A valuation is a comprehensive analysis of a company’s worth. It considers financial performance, business plan, sector, product range, company size, and the broader economic and social context.
Our valuation roadmap:
A valuation begins with an assessment of the factors that influence a company’s value. Among others, we analyze the following:
Based on the above insights and a mathematical model, we calculate the value of your business.
Upon completion, you will receive a detailed report with concrete and practical recommendations for further optimizations.
Strategic valuations for diverse purposes
We perform valuations in the context of:
Practical tips to increase the value of your business
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Consider due diligence
Identify risks and opportunities early and address them proactively.
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Strategically think forward
Make your business future-proof through strategic investments in innovation, sustainability and other market trends.
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Assess whether financial and tax optimizations are eligible
Ensure cash flows and working capital are used efficiently.
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