Business valuations are expert reports providing comprehensive yet concise guidance on a value of a business, clearly explaining the rationale and methods used in determining a business’ value. Business valuations are designed to be user friendly and compiled with the...
Regardless of the industry or business type, there are a number of key considerations that have almost universal applicability to the value of all businesses. The value drivers discussed below have a direct impact on the risk profile of businesses and accordingly the...
There are several valuation methodologies that can be applied to the valuation of businesses. All are attempts by various parties to find a model that best estimates the value of a business. Some valuation methods are more accepted within some industries and business...
An Independent Expert’s Report (IER) provides advice to shareholders on the fairness and/or reasonableness of a proposed transaction. The rules of the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), regulatory guides issued by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission...
Non-financial risk factors are quantitative measures that cannot be expressed in monetary units which are critical indicators of a company’s health and performance. The non-financial characteristics of a business will generally have a significant impact on the value...
Value drivers are anything that differentiates a business from its competitors in a positive way. In the mergers and acquisition’s world, a value driver is a factor that makes one business or company more valuable than the next business or company. The greatest...
