Overview
A business valuation determines the fair economic worth of your company using established methods — discounted cash flow (DCF), comparable company/market multiples, and net-asset value. It is essential for fundraising, M&A, disputes, succession and internal decision-making.
The right method depends on your stage and purpose: a profitable operating company is usually valued on cash flows or earnings multiples, while an early-stage startup may rely on market comparables and forward projections.
CorpRaasta prepares a rigorous, well-documented valuation report — backed by financial analysis and clear assumptions — that stands up to scrutiny from investors, buyers, auditors and regulators.
What is Business Valuation?
Business valuation is the process of estimating the fair value of a company or its equity using recognised approaches — income (DCF), market (comparables) and asset-based — supported by a documented report.
Why it matters
A credible, defensible valuation protects you in negotiations and compliance. Under-valuing can mean giving away too much equity; over-valuing can trigger tax or regulatory issues — a proper report gets the number right and justifies it.
Key features
Who needs it
Documents required
How it works
Understand purpose
We clarify the purpose, standard of value and valuation date.
Financial analysis
We analyse historicals, projections and key value drivers.
Apply methods
Appropriate DCF, market and asset methods are applied and reconciled.
Valuation report
A documented report with assumptions and conclusion is delivered.