Business Valuations
In any economic climate, it is wise to know your company’s financial position. To find out your financial standing, the services of a professional business valuer are recommended. A valuer will bring with them a wealth of knowledge and skills to provide accurate business valuations. The quality of the report and the information provided is critical for such things as presenting to investors, preparing for an acquisition, or securing funds from a bank or lender.
A business valuation in Australia can give you a clear picture of your company’s strengths and weaknesses. You might discover crucial details that enable you to make decisions based on the new information that has come to light. These decisions could help you increase your business revenue, whilst at the same time minimising your risks and liabilities. This is just one advantage of engaging business valuation services.
Our business valuers in Darwin will use one of four valuation methods to determine the total value of your business:
- Asset valuation method which is based on adding up the value of all the assets and then deducting any liabilities such as debts or other payments (such as insurance).
- Capitalised earning method which involves a review of the average net profit for the last three years and then considers that in relation to the current market condition. The valuer will then determine the anticipated ROI and will divide the expected profit by the cost and comes up with a percentage. The percentage is then multiplied by 100 to assess the value of the business.
- Earnings multiple method is where your business will be compared to other businesses. The earnings before interest and tax will then be multiplied to ascertain a value.
- Comparable sales method which is simply where we review recent business sales in your area and region.
We at NT Valuers take pride in our independence. We are dedicated to helping all sorts of clients from a variety of sectors. We have provided a business valuation expert for such companies as:
- Accounting and finance
- Building, construction, and engineering
- Hospitality and tourism
- Insurance brokerages
- Law firms
- Manufacturing companies
- Medical practices
- Mining and resource companies
- Transport companies
- Wholesale trade businesses
Whether you are after our business valuation services or a valuation of a large enterprise, certain documents should be prepared. This will make the assessment more efficient and accurate. These documents should include:
- A list of all the assets including physical, goodwill or intellectual property
- Important details including the market conditions (with an analysis of how you’re going in comparison to your competitors), sales records, transaction history and procedures (with your marketing plans, staffing rosters and any other important procedures), staff (including contractors), supplier and customer information
- Comprehensive wage, salary, and contractor expense records.
Whilst having this information makes the job easier for our valuers, we understand that it’s not always possible for you to supply the information. As our valuers have more than 20 years of business valuation experience, they can work with the information you’re able to provide them.
Every business valuation that NT Valuers completes will be undertaken to the highest standard, so they are accepted by every government agency as well as private companies.
Our valuation reports have also been submitted to many Australian courts such as:
- ACT Supreme Court
- ACT Magistrates Court
- Federal Court of Australia
- Federal Circuit Court of Australia
- Family Court of Australia
- NSW Supreme Court
- NSW District Court
- NSW Land and Environment Court
- Supreme Court of Queensland
- Family Court of Western Australia
- County Court of Victoria
NT Valuers has established an excellent reputation for preparing detailed and reliable valuation reports. To organise a valuation, call our friendly staff on (08) 8911 1505.