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Discover the meaning of Valuation, how to make this assessment and when is the best time to analyze the value of a business’s shares.
“The true value of things is the effort and trouble of acquiring them.” Adam Smith.
Valuation, in addition to assigning a reference value for an investment, promotes the analysis of uncertainties, captures the risks involved and supports the definition of the business model. It is fundamental to enabling the entry of venture capital and angel investors into a business.
To achieve results, building a valuation involves a detailed analysis of the business and its sector of activity, in order to identify the most appropriate valuation method (FCD, TOR, multiples…). To determine value, a model must be built to project scenarios based on market and business operation assumptions.
More than certifying the value, valuation validates the viability of a business model.
Mapping the type of business, product and sector in which it participates to define the most appropriate valuation method.
Historical and benchmark analysis to support projections of demand scenarios and operating configurations [Opex and Capex] to support the structuring of a model based on informed assumptions.
Flow projections and definition of discount rates [CAPM, WACC] to generate performance indicators that will support the direct or relative valuation of the business.
Discover the meaning of Valuation, how to make this assessment and when is the best time to analyze the value of a business’s shares.