Every business has a story behind its numbers. Through our professional valuation services, CoreCatalyst helps you uncover, present, and maximize your company’s worth—supporting fundraising, acquisitions, and strategic decision-making. In today’s competitive market, knowing your company’s value is more important than ever.
Business Valuation – Comprehensive analysis of overall business worth using proven global approaches.
Startup & Enterprise Valuation – Tailored valuations for startups, MSMEs, and established companies across industries.
Financial & Corporate Valuation – Assessment of financial performance, goodwill, intangible assets, and earning potential.
Mergers & Acquisitions Valuation – Accurate valuation support for negotiations, due diligence, and deal structuring.
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Valuation services involve the process of determining the current worth of a business, asset, or company. These services are essential for a range of financial and strategic decisions such as fundraising, mergers and acquisitions, regulatory compliance, tax planning, and dispute resolution. The process typically includes financial analysis, market comparisons, and regulatory considerations to arrive at a fair and justifiable value
Basic Company Information – Promoter & management details, MoA, AoA, prospectus (if any), and last 3 years’ financial statements.
Engagement Letter – Signed copy between the company and valuer.
Past Valuations – Previous reports, if available.
Assumptions & Limitations – Key assumptions made and challenges faced during valuation.
Value Drivers – Market analysis, industry data, and company-specific factors like IP or customer base.
Valuation Methodology – Justification for approach with supporting documents.
Scope & Basis – Data restrictions, along with whether valuation is done on a going concern or liquidation basis.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Valuation Subject | Brief description of the business or asset being valued (name, sector, activity). |
| Proposed Transaction | Purpose and nature of the transaction (e.g., merger, acquisition, restructuring). |
| Key Financials | Summary of financial data including revenue, EBITDA, net profit, assets, liabilities. |
| Capital Structure | Breakdown of the company’s debt and equity structure, and any expected changes. |
| Shareholding Pattern | Details of current shareholders, percentage holdings, and post-transaction changes. |
| Market Volumes & Prices | Data on trading volumes and share prices (high/low/average) over the last 6 months. |
| Related Party Issues | Disclosure of related party transactions or any potential conflicts of interest. |
| Purpose | Description |
|---|---|
| Understanding Real Value | Determines the fair market value of businesses, securities, or assets. |
| Expert Advice | Offers professional insights, especially for volatile or complex asset types. |
| Price Determination | Ensures objective pricing through transparent and fair valuation processes. |
| Avoiding Assumptions | Relies on tested methodologies instead of arbitrary assumptions in pricing. |
| Business Practices | Forms a core part of global M&A, restructuring, and investment practices. |
| International Standards | Aligns with global norms, ensuring reliability and consistency in valuations. |
| Investor Confidence | Builds trust through clarity, accuracy, and regulatory compliance. |
| Corporate Governance | Supports sound governance by promoting asset transparency and accountability. |
Step 1: Define the Purpose
Clarify the reason for valuation — fundraising, merger, acquisition, litigation, tax, or planning.
Step 2: Establish Valuation Basis
Decide the premise (going concern or liquidation) and standard of value (fair market, investment, etc.).
Step 3: Collect Data
Gather financials, contracts, IP, customer/vendor details, and legal records.
Step 4: Review Financial History
Analyse past performance, growth, revenue, costs, debts, and prior audits.
Step 5: Apply Methodology
Use the right approach — Asset-Based, Market-Based, or DCF — suited to the business.
In the dynamic business landscape, a reliable valuation certificate is more than just a document; it’s a strategic tool. Our expertise ensures your assets and business are valued accurately, providing a foundation for critical decisions.
