Whether you're preparing for a sale, restructuring shareholders, planning your estate, raising capital, or simply making informed decisions about your business — a credible valuation gives you a starting point that holds up under scrutiny. We don't just hand you a figure: we show you how it was built, where the sensitivities are, and why a sophisticated counterparty will accept it.
No single method captures the full picture. We triangulate the right combination for your business.
What it is: Project the business's free cash flows over 5–10 years, then discount them back to present value using a risk-adjusted rate (WACC).
Best for: Stable businesses with predictable cash flows and a credible forecast horizon.
What it is: Apply an industry-relevant multiple to your normalised EBITDA, derived from comparable public companies and recent transactions.
Best for: SMEs in established industries — quick, market-anchored, and aligned with how buyers think.
What it is: EV/EBITDA, EV/Revenue, EV/EBIT — measures total business value (debt + equity) relative to operating performance.
Best for: Comparing across capital structures and against international or cross-sector benchmarks.
What it is: Independent valuation of land, buildings, and property portfolios using income (capitalisation rate), sales-comparison, and replacement-cost approaches.
Best for: Owner-occupied premises being sold with a business, investment property, or property holding companies where land and buildings drive most of the value.
Valuations aren't just for sales — they're a foundation for any decision tied to what your business is worth.
Set realistic expectations and an evidence-backed asking range before going to market.
Buy-outs, share issues, and entry/exit of shareholders — fair value pegged to a defensible methodology.
Estate planning, intergenerational transfers, divorce settlements, and SARS-aligned reporting.
Pre-money valuation for equity investors, banks, or development finance institutions.
Independent third-party valuation reports for commercial disputes, dissenting shareholders, or arbitration.
Track value drivers over time, model the impact of strategic initiatives, prepare for an eventual exit.
A bound document setting out the business, the methodology applied, the evidence relied on, and the resulting value range.
Full Excel workings — DCF model, multiple build-up, comparable set, and normalisation adjustments.
A clear view of how the valuation responds to changes in key assumptions — discount rate, growth, margins, multiples.
Aligned with international valuation standards. Built to withstand scrutiny from buyers, lawyers, regulators, and SARS.
Tell us about your business and we'll come back with a fixed scope, timeline, and fee — no obligations.