Business Valuations & Due Diligence

Due diligence is an in-depth evaluation of all major aspects of an entity in order to derive the right value for any business proposition. Our valuation practitioners can perform valuations of business interests, tangible assets, intangible assets, common and preferred stock and other securities to assist clients with mergers, acquisitions and dispositions, taxation planning and restructuring.

Business Valuation Services

  • Valuation for transactions, which include restructuring, mergers, acquisitions and divestments for price determination/negotiation
  • Carrying out valuation for financing and strategic management purposes
  • Valuation for Financial reporting purposes, which include purchase price allocation, testing for investment/goodwill impairment, ESOP valuation etc
  • Performing valuation for Litigation, arbitration and dispute resolution
  • Valuation of financial instruments including debt, hybrid, and convertible instruments Intangibles like brand, trademark, Intellectual property etc
  • Portfolio valuation for venture capital funds, private equity funds and other alternative investment funds
  • Preparing valuation reports for inventory, fixed assets and other relevant segments
  • Developing In depth valuation models for deriving share pricing
Due Diligence Services

  • Performing balanced and independent due diligence assignments linked to client’s requirements as Buyer
  • Supporting the Seller in completing due diligence requirements of buyer to further the deal
  • Carrying out Financial and Legal Due Diligence as part of investor team to have complete insight into the critical aspects of business
  • Due diligence services that are clearly linked to PE firm’s in evaluating an investment in a potential target
  • Performing segment targeted due diligence assignments such as Revenue quality, Contingent liabilities, tax positions, debt positions etc.
  • Identifying and quantifying industry and deal-specific risks and opportunities.
  • Evaluating quality and reasonableness of historical and projected earnings and cash flows assessing quality of assets.
  • Identifying hidden costs, commitments and contingencies.
  • Identifying and quantifying tax exposures.
  • Highlighting issues likely to affect the purchase price or contract conditions