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Business Valuations
Every business owner should stay on top of the current value of their business, not just those preparing to sell.
Owners with investment requirements, expansion plans or reaching retirement will benefit from understanding the true value of their business and how to increase the earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) multiples. This is what our business valuation services provide.
Selling Your Business
Know the true value of your business and how to increase the EBIT multiples.
Retiring From Your Business
Retire with financial security by growing the value of your business.
Investing in Your Business
Secure capital injection from lending institutions or private equity.
Calculating the value of your business
The valuation report starts with a comprehensive risk assessment, which analyses multiple factors that influence the value of your business. We review the business’ cash flow and normalised profits, enabling us to accurately determine the true value of your business.
Business risk profile + Business cash flow + Normalised profit = Valuation
Strategies to increase the value of your business
Increase Profitability
Stabilise Cashflow
Established revenue and predictable cash flow attracts a higher business valuation, so we work to lock in revenue streams and formalise sales contracts.
Improve Systems
How well your business can operate without you as a business owner has a big impact on its value. We develop and document systems and processes so the business is less owner dependent.
Leverage Staff
Skilled, knowledgeable employees increase business value. It’s worth the time and effort to cultivate a high quality workforce and build incentives for key staff.
Physical Assets
Well maintained physical assets, including office space and plant equipment, will help realise maximum business valuation.
Intangible Assets
Protecting intangible assets like intellectual property, trademarks and customer databases boosts value.
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Strategic solutions to help close the value gap in your business
To get the maximum value out of your business you need to plan ahead
Like any financial plan, if you are basing your retirement on the eventual sale of your business, you need to be prepared. Start by understanding the value of your business now. Then identify how much you need to generate from the sale of your business to retire comfortably. The difference between these two figures is what’s known as the Business Value Gap.
How to bridge the gap?
Once you know what the gap is, you can put in place a strategy to increase your business value. You may need to delay your retirement plans for a few years, but if that means you can retire comfortably, it is probably worth it.
Having your own business gives you the power to write your own retirement cheque. Having a business adviser on board to help you bridge the Business Value Gap means you can maximise the size of that cheque.
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