Professional business valuations
Our company specializes in professional business valuation. Thanks to our experience and expert knowledge, we are able to provide precise and reliable assessments of the value of companies. When approaching the valuation of enterprises, we follow a holistic approach. We analyze both financial ratios and external factors that may affect the company's value. Our valuation takes into account aspects such as the ability to generate cash flow, the market, competition, as well as industry trends. Thanks to this, you receive a comprehensive assessment of the value of your company. We provide our clients with full reliability and confidentiality in the valuation process. We treat all information and data that you share with us as confidential and adhere to the highest security standards. Our goal is to provide you with full satisfaction and trust, which is why we act in accordance with the principles of professional ethics and we care about the confidentiality of your information.
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CARE gives clients' assets a new life thanks to high-quality servicesproperty valuation of enterprises. We determine the value of our clients' assets, offering them objective analyzes in the field of property valuations. Contact us today and find out how much is your company really worth.
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Valuation methods:
There are several commonly used business valuation methods. The choice of the appropriate method depends on many factors, such as the industry, scale of operations, availability of financial data and valuation objectives.
1 / Income method
The income method focuses on the company's ability to generate future cash flows. This method uses various techniques, such as capitalization of profits or discounting of cash flows, to determine the value of the company based on expected profits or cash flows in the future.
2 / Market method
The market method is based on comparing the value of the company with the values of other similar companies that have recently been sold or listed on the stock exchange. Metrics such as profit multiplexes, revenue multiplexes or asset multiplexes are used to compare the company with similar players in the market.
3 / Substantial value method
The substantial value method is based on estimating the net value of the company's assets. It involves taking into account the value of all assets (e.g. real estate, equipment, inventory) and deducting liabilities (e.g. debts, tax liabilities). The difference obtained constitutes the substantial value of the enterprise.
4 / Comparative method
The comparative method consists in the analysis and comparison of similar sales or business valuations. Based on market data, such as transaction prices or multiplexes, the value of the company is determined.
5 / Asset based approach
The asset-based approach focuses on the value of the company's assets, such as real estate, equipment, inventory, and intellectual property rights. The valuation is based on the estimation of the value of these assets on the market.
