A company requires valuation to be carried out either as mandated by statutes or for their own internal decision making. Valuation may be undertaken in any of the following scenarios:
- Valuation of business at the time of equity investments, acquisitions, mergers, demergers, slump sale or strategic planning
- Valuation for regulatory compliance under the following statutes:
- Valuation for financial reporting purposes as required under Indian Accounting Standard (Ind‑AS) 113, valuation of intangible assets including brand valuation, trademarks, intellectual property, distribution network, etc.
- Valuation of ESOP under Ind AS 102
- Purchase price allocation under Ind AS 103
The valuation analysis done is based on careful consideration of the facts and circumstances after taking insight into the relevant valuation methodologies and approaches.
The internationally accepted valuation methodologies for valuing business are:
Our strength in valuation consulting stems from our diversified background in financial modelling and forecasting, M&A transaction negotiation and structuring, and financial accounting and reporting. We are registered valuers under the Companies Act. We also issue valuation certificates required under FEMA Regulations, Income-tax Act, dispute resolutions, SEBI Regulations and under IBC.