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1) What is a business valuation Report?

A business valuation report is an attempt to thoroughly document and assess the value of an enterprise or a group of assets, taking into account all relevant market, industry, and economic factors.

A Comprehensive Valuation Report contains a conclusion as to the value of shares, assets or an interest in a business that is based on a comprehensive review and analysis of the business, its industry and all other relevant factors, adequately corroborated and generally set out in a detailed Valuation Report.

5 Common Business Valuation Methods used for these reports:

  • Net Asset Valuation. Your company's assets include tangible and intangible items. ...
  • Historical Earnings Valuation. ...
  • Comparable Valuation. ...
  • Future Maintainable Earnings Valuation. ...
  • Discount Cash Flow Valuation.

The formula is quite simple: business value equals assets minus liabilities. Your business assets include anything that has value that can be converted to cash, like real estate, equipment or inventory.

2) Why is it required?

The business valuation report tells the owner what the current worth of their business is by analyzing all aspects of the business, including the company's management, capital structure, future earnings and the market value of its assets. It is a core tool which is required for the owner to assess and align on the value for the business

Biyr’s Valuations Report Service

A detailed valuation report for buying a business in an M&A transaction will include the following key components:

1) Cover Page: Name of the target company, valuation date, and type of report

2) Table of Contents: For easy navigation through the report

3) Executive Summary: Concise overview of key findings, methodologies used, and conclusions

4) Business Overview:

  1. Company history
  2. Description of operations
  3. Products and services
  4. Management structure
  5. Key personnel

5) Industry and Economic Analysis:

  1. Overview of the industry
  2. Market trends and competitive landscape
  3. Regulatory environment
  4. Macroeconomic factors affecting the business

6) Financial Analysis:

  1. Historical financial statements
  2. Key financial ratios and metrics
  3. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA)
  4. Normalizing adjustments for one-time expenses or unusual events

7) Valuation Methodologies:

  1. Income Approach (e.g., Discounted Cash Flow analysis)
  2. Market Approach (e.g., comparable company analysis)
  3. Asset-Based Approach

8) Valuation Assumptions:

  1. Projected financial performance
  2. Discount rates and cost of capital
  3. Growth rates
  4. Market multiples

9) Valuation Results:

  1. Detailed calculations for each valuation method
  2. Reconciliation of different valuation approaches
  3. Sensitivity analysis
  4. Corporate culture and values

10) Risk Assessment:

  1. Company-specific risks
  2. Industry risks
  3. Market risks

11) Synergy Analysis:

  1. Potential cost savings
  2. Revenue enhancement opportunities
  3. Strategic benefits

12) Transaction Structure Considerations:

  1. Proposed deal terms
  2. Financing options
  3. Tax implications

13) Conclusion of Value:

  1. Final valuation range
  2. Justification for the concluded value

14) Appendices:

  1. Detailed financial projections
  2. Comparable company data
  3. Industry statistics
  4. Sources of information

15) Disclaimers and Limitations:

  1. Scope of work
  2. Assumptions and limiting conditions
  3. Certifications and qualifications of the valuation professional

Valuation Report Services Pricing

Blue Membership

AED 5500/-

  • Basic Report using DCF Valuation method
Silver Membership

AED 12,500/-

  • High Level Report using DCF Valuation method
  • Plus Asset Valuation Report
  • Plus Precedent Transcations
Gold Memership

AED 21,500/-

  • Detailed Report using DCF Valuation method
  • Plus Asset Valuation Report
  • Plus Precedent Transcations
  • Plus Comparable Company Analysis
  • Plus Book Value