Purpose and requirement check
We confirm why the valuation is needed, which law or agreement applies and who must sign the report, before any modelling starts.
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Our business valuation services in Bangalore help founders and owners put a well-reasoned number on what they have built, whether the trigger is a funding round, a share issue, a partner leaving or a sale. We show how the figure was reached, so you can stand behind it in a negotiation or in front of an authority.
A valuation is only as useful as the purpose it was prepared for. A figure that works in a pitch conversation may not satisfy the Companies Act, foreign-investment pricing rules or income-tax valuation rules. Bengaluru startups often discover this late, when a round is closing and the wrong kind of report is on file. We settle which valuation you need before any work begins.
Who it's for
What we hear
The work
We confirm why the valuation is needed, which law or agreement applies and who must sign the report, before any modelling starts.
Discounted cash flow, comparable companies and transactions, or net asset value, chosen to suit the stage and nature of the business, with the reasoning written down.
The forecasts that drive the number are checked against past performance, so the valuation holds up when someone questions it.
Where the law requires a registered professional, the report is issued by our partner IBBI-registered valuers or Chartered Accountants. We prepare the data and handle their queries.
A plain note on the value range, the key assumptions and what moves the number, for talks with investors, buyers or partners.
Our approach
We begin with your accounts, cap table, existing agreements and business plan, and ask what decision the valuation has to support. That answer fixes the method, the date the value is measured at, and whether the final report must come from a registered valuer.
We then build the numbers with you rather than around you. Founders see every assumption, can challenge it, and know which ones drive the result. When a statutory report is required, we coordinate with the registered valuer so the information they receive is complete and consistent, which keeps the process short and the report sound.
How we work
Working together
Valuation is usually a project with a clear end point. Businesses that revisit their value every year or before each round sometimes fold it into a Virtual CFO retainer.
FAQ
Early-stage startups are usually valued on future potential rather than current profit. Common approaches include discounted cash flow on realistic projections, comparison with similar companies and recent deals, and the terms investors are offering in the market. The method should fit the stage of the business, and the assumptions should be ones you can explain to an investor.
It depends on the purpose. Valuations required under the Companies Act, 2013 must be carried out by a valuer registered with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI). Foreign-investment and income-tax rules prescribe their own professionals and methods. We confirm the requirement at the start and work with our partner registered valuers and Chartered Accountants accordingly.
Not always. A valuation for a pitch helps you set and defend a price in negotiation. A statutory valuation is a formal report prepared under a specific law, for a specific date and purpose. One round may need both, and the two should tell a consistent story.
Most of the time goes into gathering accounts, projections and documents. Once those are in place, the analysis moves quickly. We give you a timeline after seeing what information already exists.
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Tell us where your business is today and where you want it to be. We'll listen first, then show you how we can help.
Statutory filings, legal documents and valuation reports are prepared and signed by appropriately qualified professionals (Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, advocates and IBBI-registered valuers) from our team and partner network. This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice.