Valuation Services (IBBI Registered)
IBBI-registered valuers providing defensible, regulation-compliant valuations for M&A transactions, IBC proceedings, and Income Tax purposes.
What We Cover
- Business valuation for M&A — DCF, comparable company, and earnings-based approaches
- Share valuation under Companies Act 2013 (Section 247)
- IBC valuation — fair value and liquidation value for resolution proceedings
- Income Tax fair market value for shares and securities (angel tax / gift)
- Transfer pricing valuation for related-party transactions
- Intangible asset valuation — brand, patents, customer relationships
- Scheme of arrangement and merger / demerger swap ratio determination
- ESOP valuation — Black-Scholes and option pricing models
Key Deliverables
How We Work
Engagement & Scoping
Understand the purpose of valuation, asset class, applicable regulations, and valuation date. Issue engagement letter with scope and methodology.
Data Collection
Collect financial statements, projections, industry data, comparable company data, and other relevant information needed for the valuation.
Analysis & Valuation
Apply appropriate valuation methodologies (DCF, comparable analysis, NAV), perform sensitivity analysis, and arrive at the fair value or fair market value.
Report & Certification
Issue IBBI-compliant valuation report with detailed methodology, assumptions, limitations, and certified opinion on value. Present findings to stakeholders.
Is This Service Right for You?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an IBBI-registered valuer?
An IBBI-registered valuer is a professional registered with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India under the Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules 2017. Registration requires passing the valuation examination, completion of educational courses, and membership with a Registered Valuers Organisation (RVO).
When is a registered valuer required?
A registered valuer is mandatory for valuations under the Companies Act 2013 (share allotment, mergers, buy-back), IBC proceedings (fair value and liquidation value of corporate debtor), and recommended for Income Tax matters requiring defensible fair market value assessments.
What valuation methodologies do you use?
We use internationally accepted methodologies including Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), Comparable Company Analysis (market multiples), Comparable Transaction Analysis, Net Asset Value (NAV), and Earnings Capitalisation. The methodology is selected based on the asset type, purpose of valuation, and regulatory requirements.
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