Business Valuations
A business valuation is an independent assessment of the value of your business. The detailed analysis contained in a business valuation provides an indication of the future potential for your company and is an essential element in developing effective strategic plans. A steadily increasing number of circumstances call for a corporate valuation to enable rational and value-driven business decisions.
The subject of a business valuation can pertain to the assets of a company, the issued and outstanding shares of a company, or a partial interest in either assets or shares. Valuations of partial interests are commonly a specific class of shareholding (preferred shares), or specific assets (intangible assets, patents).
Common Reasons for a Business Valuation
- A potential sale of a business (part of the due diligence process)
- Partial ownership transfer to employees
- Shareholder dispute resolution
- Financing
- Estate Planning
- Succession Planning
- Divorce Proceedings
- Tax Planning
- Corporate Reorganization
- Insurance Coverage
- Assessing the value of intangible assets
Please see below for more information on the levels of valuation of reports and to learn more about MNP's valuation process, or contact your local MNP business valuator.
Levels of Valuation Reports
MNP's Valuation Process