Dispute Resolution and Litigation Valuation supports businesses in legal disputes by providing objective and necessary assessments for courts or arbitration.. |
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) During mergers and acquisitions, businesses rely on valuations to determine fair market value, assist in negotiations, and ensure the success of the transaction.. |
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Strategic Planning Businesses use valuation information to make strategic decisions, assess investments, and evaluate risks. |
Restructuring In the process of restructuring, businesses use valuations to assess assets and liabilities, guide recovery strategies, and negotiate with creditors.=. |
At Crowe, we offer comprehensive and in-depth Business Valuation Services, helping businesses understand their true value in a dynamic business environment. With a combination of sharp financial analysis, extensive experience, and market insight, we assist clients in making strategic decisions, optimizing value, and maintaining a competitive edge.
We apply three globally recognized valuation methods to ensure objectivity and accuracy for each valuation situation::
Discounted Cash Flow – DCF Evaluate the current value of a business by discounting the projected future cash flows. This method is particularly useful for valuing businesses with high growth potential and stable cash flows, making it suitable for M&A transactions and strategic planning. |
Market Approach Compare the value of the business with comparable transactions or with publicly listed companies in the same industry. This method provides an objective and up-to-date perspective of the business value based on current market data.. |
Net Asset Value – NAV Valuation based on the total value of assets minus liabilities, suitable for companies with substantial tangible assets or when determining liquidation value. This method provides a solid foundation for business valuation in bankruptcy or restructuring scenarios. |