What's Your Business Really Worth?

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As a business owner, having an objective assessment of your valuation is crucial for planning your future exit strategy. A professional business valuation from our team provides the clarity you need on your company’s worth. It benchmarks your current value and helps uncover opportunities to maximize your sale price down the road.

Take control of your company’s value and future by contacting us to schedule your free assessment. An accurate valuation paves the way for the most profitable exit down the road.

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3 Key Reasons For A Valuation

Knowledge

Gain insights into your company's fair market value. Our customized valuation models account for your revenue, profit margins, growth prospects, assets, market comparables, and more. You'll have a data-driven estimate of what your business could sell for. This objective view allows you to benchmark your worth.

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Preparation

Identify strengths and weaknesses before selling. We'll assess all aspects of your business operations and financials. You'll see internal vulnerabilities and growth areas that impact value. This allows you to shore up weaknesses before taking your company to market.

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Confidence

Our valuation clears up assumptions and resolves uncertainties so we can negotiate from an informed position of strength. Having concrete numbers and insights into your true market value allows you to maximize the deal value and sale price when you decide the time is right to exit your business.

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Explore your selling options in-depth.

Along with the valuation, we provide a free consultation about the sales process. We can review deal structures, timelines, buyer targeting, and steps to maximizing your deal value.​

For example, we can discuss techniques for valuation. There are three main approaches we utilize to determine your company’s value, depending on your unique circumstances. The income approach examines your future earning potential based on cash flow projections. The market approach analyzes recent sales of comparable companies. The asset approach looks at the fair market value of your tangible assets and intellectual property. We choose the optimal methodology or hybrid combination of approaches to suit your business profile.