Business valuation services

Understanding the value of your business is a critical part of many strategic, financial and ownership decisions. Whether you are planning a transaction, resolving a dispute or preparing for a change in ownership, a robust business valuation provides clarity and confidence.

Our business valuation services combine valuation expertise with sound commercial judgement to deliver clear, well‑reasoned opinions of value that support informed decision‑making.

When a business valuation is required

There are many situations where an independent business valuation is required, including when you want to:

Secure additional investment or finance
Plan for retirement or business succession
Sell the business or transfer ownership to family members
Merge with or acquire another business
Resolve shareholder or ownership disputes

Understanding how much a business is worth is a fundamental element of these transactions and discussions.

Our business valuation services

Transaction‑related valuations

Valuations to support acquisitions, disposals, mergers and investment decisions.

Shareholder and ownership valuations

Independent valuations for shareholder agreements, minority interests and ownership changes.

Dispute and litigation support

Valuations prepared in the context of shareholder disputes, contractual disagreements, matrimonial cases and other contentious matters.

Valuations for regulatory and accounting requirements

Valuations undertaken to meet regulatory or accounting requirements, including where valuation input is required in a tax context.

Specialist and asset‑based valuations

Where appropriate, valuations of specific assets or asset classes, including intellectual property and other intangible assets, particularly where these form part of a wider business valuation or transaction.

Supporting business valuations at key stages

Growth, investment and exit

We provide business valuations to support growth, investment and exit decisions, including acquisitions, disposals and mergers. Our valuations reflect what business owners could reasonably expect the market value of their business to be.

Ownership change, disputes and compliance

Valuations are often required as ownership changes or disputes arise. We prepare valuations for shareholder and contractual disputes, matrimonial matters and to meet regulatory or accounting requirements, including where valuation input is required in a tax context.

Intellectual property and specialist assets

Where relevant, we value intellectual property and other intangible assets such as brands, patents, technology and goodwill. These valuations are typically undertaken as part of a wider business valuation, transaction or dispute.