Business Valuation

A business valuation determines the Economic value of a business. The Valuations are used in a variety of situations, such as to establish partner ownership, to evaluate the Sale worth of a business, for sale tax considerations,  even in divorce processes. In general, the Process examines every area of the Firm, such as management, capital structure, projected, and asset market value.

Practice Areas

Business Valuation

The Process of determining an economic value for a business
or business unit.

business value method

We add all of the investments made
in the Company to estimate its value.

valuation

Valuations based on actual independent markets

Asset-based approaches

The Worth of the Firm is an asset-based method by adding up all investments

Looking for a market-based business value that is realistic?

IBG Online Company has sold many enterprises in recent years. Indeed, we successfully complete more of our sale jobs. So we are aware of actual business sale prices.

While the Majority of business valuations are based on a ”multiple” of sales or profit, our experience selling a range of firms has shown us that not all businesses are valued identically.

Our thorough business valuation study will examine your company’s specifics, both good and bad, as perceived from a buyer’s point of view. A thoughtful assessment of the Valuation and possible deal structures that would be reached if the company were to be marketed for sale will serve as the conclusion.

In general, we strive to apply a variety of techniques to obtain
the most accurate representation of our business value

We use asset based approaches, which means that we add up all of the investments made in the company to estimate its value. earning value methods: Our company evaluate’s its own potential to generate money in the future. Market value techniques: we use comparable companies that have previously been sold. We determine the company’s value.

Carl Olsson

Valuation based on the Trading experience
we have participated in.

There are two primary earning value methods

  1. Capitalizing past earnings and discounting future earnings are typically used.
  2. Market-value procedures are the Least reliable and can result in an under- or overvaluation of a company.
Maria Andersson

Rating based on the trading experience
we have participated in

Asset-based approaches

  1. The Going concern asset-based technique, commonly known as book value, will examine the Balance sheet of our company, list all of its assets, and deduct all of its liabilities.
  2. The Liquidation value, or net cash worth, of our company, which is what would remain after all of our assets were liquidated and our liabilities were settled, is calculated using a liquidation asset-based approach.
Client
Per Larsson

The Seller usually sells the Company's assets,
not the Company's entity

benefit of getting a business valuation

  1. Inter-director or shareholder negotiations: To make it easier for shareholders and / or directors of a corporation to come to an agreement on the transfer of shares.
  2. To determine the Cost of the management team and determine how to finance it.
  3. Financial planning and inheritance: Choosing when to retire and how much money to set aside for retirement investments.
  4. An impartial and well-reasoned assessment on the business value for representations to Tax Authorities is available for tax planning and probate.
  5. Family and legal disputes: An impartial and well-thought-out report on the Business value should be included in the estate appraisal.

Working with professional advisors

We are always happy to work with your professional advisors – accountants, wealth management advisors, commercial attorneys, private client attorneys, family solicitors and trade finance broker.

If you are a professional consultant in any of these areas, we’d love to talk to you to see how we can help you with your client’s needs.


We will contact you to schedule an appointment to review your situation – free and no obligation and we are happy to sign a confidentiality agreement.

Make an appointment or call one of our experienced appraisal consultants to review and appraise your business.