Business valuations
The burning question... How much is your business worth?
There are many reason you way want or need a business valuation and there are many more ways to reach to a valuation.
Once our business advisors understand the reasons for the valuation and what it is to be used for, then we can suggest the most appropriate methods to be used and then go on to provide the valuation. This usually includes clearance with HMRC and supporting documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions about business valuations
A business valuation is an independent assessment of what your creative business would be worth in a hypothetical sale or investment scenario.
Business valuations are useful for investment discussions, sale planning, partnership changes, tax planning, and exit or succession planning.
We use commonly accepted valuation approaches including income, market comparables, and asset-based methods depending on your business model.
That depends. Most business valuations take weeks, depending on the complexity of your accounts, contracts, and future projections.
We typically request recent accounts, management reports, contracts, pricing history, cost structures, and forecasts.
We can. By analysing forward-looking methods such as projected cashflows and market comparables to value early-stage or pre-profit creative businesses.
Definitely. Professional business valuation clarifies your business value in a way investors and lenders recognise, helping improve confidence and credibility.
Ultimately, that's up to you. You might review your valuation annually or before major financial events such as funding rounds, ownership changes, or sale planning.
Absolutely, that's what we do! We walk you through the report, explain the assumptions and drivers of value, and recommend strategic steps based on the findings.