- Purchase or sale
- Purchase price allocations and investment valuations
- Structural measures under stock corporation law
- Changes in the group of shareholders – for example, severance payments for departing shareholders
- Legal dispute
- Shareholder disputes
- General orientation
- Claims to compulsory portions
- Equalization of accrued gains
- Family and inheritance law disputes
- Determination of the tax value for inheritance and gift tax
- Succession planning
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We are experts in company valuation
There are many reasons for a professional company valuation: for example, to determine the value of an impending sale of the company in order to pay out family members or to prepare a valuation report for the bank if a loan is required for planned investments. A valuation may also be required in connection with entrepreneurial initiatives, for accounting and tax reasons, due to company law or other statutory regulations or contractual agreements. As professionals in this field, we determine the value of your company on the basis of verified budget figures. This gives you valuable arguments for negotiations with prospective buyers, potential successors or your bank.
Typical reasons for a company valuation
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In addition to the pure figures, we also take current and future market and company developments into account in our calculations. This is advantageous for you, as it allows you to ensure the financial viability of the purchase price, for example, and gives you planning security for a potential buyer or the bank.
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Good to know: The purpose determines the calculation method
The actual reason for a company valuation determines the methods and approaches used for a valuation. For example, a valuation for the sale of the company may differ from a valuation for tax reasons or to determine the market value. The selection of the correct method also depends on the industry, the size of the company and other factors.
Our procedures for a company valuation
- Classic income capitalization approach according to IDW S1
- Simplified income capitalization approach
- EBIT and sales multiples method
- Net asset value method
- Mixed procedure of all recognized valuation methods
What you should bear in mind when buying a company
- Not every business is a good business
- A lot of money is usually involved – short and long-term effects should therefore be carefully considered
- Evaluate synergy potential – especially in the case of mergers and acquisitions
- Take fiscal framework conditions into account
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If you have any questions about a company valuation or a specific need for action, please contact us at any time. We are your partner for business consulting. What can we do for you?
It’s that simple.
Hello, I'm Andreas Theres and I look forward to hearing from you – via the short contact form or by phone.