The wrong number can cost you millions — in a fundraise, an exit, or a tax audit.
Without a defensible valuation, you risk leaving money on the table or overpricing your business
Self-assessed valuations lack credibility — third-party analysis carries weight in negotiations
Deal timelines don't wait, but shortcuts can cost you millions in negotiation
We triangulate across methodologies to deliver a defensible, well-supported value range.
Discounted cash flow analysis with detailed revenue projections and discount rate justification
Benchmarking against comparable transactions and publicly traded companies in your sector
Net asset value assessment for asset-heavy businesses and holding companies
Triangulated valuation range using multiple methodologies for a defensible conclusion
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A company valuation is a rigorous, methodology-driven process to determine the economic worth of a business. Using a combination of financial analysis, market benchmarking, and risk assessment, a professional valuation provides founders, investors, and stakeholders with a defensible value range — essential for fundraising, M&A transactions, stock option issuance, tax compliance, and strategic decision-making.
What's my company worth for a raise?
What should I sell or buy at?
IRS-compliant fair market value for equity
Independent valuation for buyouts or litigation
Gift and estate tax valuation reporting
Understand value drivers for growth decisions
"Their valuation gave us the confidence to negotiate from a position of strength. The analysis was thorough and well-supported."
James C.
Managing Partner, Venture Fund
"Thorough, methodical, and defensible. The acquirer's advisors had no pushback on the methodology or assumptions."
Lisa N.
COO, Tech Startup
"We needed a 409A valuation on a tight timeline. Delivered on time with institutional-quality documentation."
Robert K.
CFO, SaaS Company
Historical performance review and normalization of financials
Forward-looking revenue and EBITDA projections with assumptions
DCF, market comps, and asset-based approaches as applicable
Industry context, competitive landscape, and market multiples
Key risk factors and their impact on valuation range
Scenario modeling across key value drivers
Detailed comparable transactions and public company benchmarks
Board-ready summary with clear valuation conclusion
Understand your business, the purpose of the valuation, and gather initial financials.
Deep dive into historical financials, normalize earnings, and build projections.
Apply multiple methodologies, run sensitivity analysis, and develop valuation range.
Draft review, incorporate feedback, and deliver final valuation report.
Valuation scope and pricing depend on your company's complexity, stage, and the purpose of the valuation. Contact us for a custom quote.
Based on scope and complexity