Overview
Fixed asset valuation determines the fair value of tangible assets — land, buildings, plant, machinery and equipment — for purposes such as financial reporting, insurance, loans, mergers, disputes and statutory requirements.
For many statutory purposes, the valuation must be carried out by a Registered Valuer (registered with IBBI) using recognised valuation standards and a physical assessment where relevant.
CorpRaasta arranges an independent fixed-asset valuation through a Registered Valuer and delivers a documented report suitable for auditors, lenders and regulators.
What is Fixed Asset Valuation?
Fixed asset valuation is the independent determination of the fair value of tangible assets such as land, buildings, plant and machinery, often by an IBBI-registered valuer for statutory purposes.
Why it matters
Accurate asset values matter for true financial reporting, adequate insurance cover, loan security and statutory transactions. A registered-valuer report gives your asset values independent, defensible backing.
Key features
Who needs it
Documents required
How it works
Scope the assets
We identify the assets and purpose of valuation.
Assessment
Assets are assessed, including physical inspection where needed.
Valuation
Fair value is determined using recognised standards.
Report
A documented Registered Valuer report is delivered.