Company Valuation involves consideration of the factors relevant to determining the value of a business.
The practice undertakes company valuation and financial due diligence work in connection with Fundraising, Investments, Mergers and Acquisitions, Restructuring, Shareholder Transactions and other strategic decisions.
Company Valuation
Valuation may involve consideration of a company’s:
- Financial position
- Commercial activities
- Operational aspects
- Tangible assets
- Intangible assets
- Other
relevant business factors
The appropriate approach depends on the purpose of the valuation and the circumstances of the company.
Financial Due Diligence
Financial due diligence involves review of relevant financial information and records in connection with a proposed transaction or business decision.
The scope of review depends on the transaction and the information relevant to the assessment.
Transaction Context
Company valuation and financial due diligence may be relevant in connection with:
- Fundraising
- Investments
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Corporate restructuring
- Shareholder transactions
- Strategic
business decisions
Relationship with Legal Due Diligence
Financial due diligence and legal due diligence address different aspects of a transaction. Depending on the circumstances, both may form part of a broader transaction review.
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