Business Valuation

MeritBSC's Business Valuation work has been used by many private and public companies, as well as by corporations, and their divisions or business units. Doing a business valuation can be an important step in refining business strategy because it gives insight into how a company is being valued today, and what needs to be done to increase value tomorrow.

Our business valuation work with Private Companies includes small and large companies, where some are family owned businesses or partnerships, while others are corporations or LLC's.

The reasons for wanting a business valuation are varied and include: contemplating a change in ownership, addressing family management or succession issues, third party sale possibilities, changes in corporate structure, as well as in making acquisitions or divestitures, or in seeking to resolve legal disputes.

Our business valuation work with Public Corporations ranges from small and mid capitalisation companies to large national and global companies, as well as their divisions or business units.

Our corporate business valuation work addresses strategic issues regarding corporate portfolio decisions, crisis management situations, such as assessing the impact of write-downs, as well as in making acquisitions or divestitures.

We also do business valuation work within Company Evaluation, Business Strategy and Strategic Planning projects where it is an important step in the process of enhancing shareholder value.

MeritBSC uses multiple Business Valuation methods, as shown in the diagram, to consider all of the relevant perspectives in analyzing a company, division, or acquisition candidate's value.

In our work with Investor Relations executives, our Business Valuation work often includes providing an independent view on a company's value. We then work with the company to resolve any gaps among the often varying views of value from the vantage points of Management, Investor Relations, Wall Street analysts and the stock market itself.

If you would like information about the timing and fees associated with a Business Valuation project, get in touch via e-mail or by calling, for a no obligation quote and answers to your questions.