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Due Diligence & Valuation
TVC streamlines M&A transactions with thorough financial and tax due diligence, prioritizing client needs. Our tailored valuation methods ensure the most beneficial approach for each client.
The Roadmap of Success
Capital Raising
Detailed investigations to identify and evaluate risk factors, helping
buyers verify value, reduce prices, and improve negotiations.
Risk Identification & Evaluation
Risk Identification & Evaluation
- We identify and evaluate various risk factors related to M&A transactions through detailed investigations. This helps buyers to verify corporate value, reduce acquisition prices, and improve their negotiating positions.
Comprehensive Analysis
Comprehensive Analysis
- Our due diligence covers a wide range of areas including financial, tax, legal, environmental, business, human resources, and IT perspectives.
Strategic Advantage
Strategic Advantage
- By gathering and analyzing critical information, we enable buyers to make informed decisions and mitigate potential risks, ensuring a smoother transaction process.
Company Valuation
At TVC, we specialize in comprehensive company valuation, utilizing a variety of advanced methods to provide accurate and tailored assessments for our clients. Our expertise covers several key valuation techniques:
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This method values a company based on its Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA), multiplied by a market-driven multiple. The multiple is typically derived from comparable companies or industry averages.
- Best Used For:
Mature Companies: Best suited for established businesses with stable earnings. - Industry Comparisons: Useful when comparing companies within the same industry, as it normalizes differences in capital structure, tax rates, and depreciation policies.
- Quick Assessments: Provides a straightforward and relatively quick valuation method.
Also known as market multiples, this approach compares the company in question with similar businesses in the same industry. The valuation is based on multiples like Price-to-Earnings (P/E), Price-to-Book (P/B), or EBITDA multiples.
Best Used For:
- Market-Driven Valuations: Ideal for determining a company’s value in the context of current market conditions.
- Benchmarking: Provides a solid benchmark by comparing similar companies’ valuations, which is useful when market data is readily available.
- Public Companies: Particularly effective for public companies where market data is accessible.
This method values a company based on the difference between its total assets and liabilities. The focus is on the tangible value of the company’s net assets.
Best Used For:
- Asset-Heavy Businesses: Particularly effective for companies with significant tangible assets, such as real estate, manufacturing, or natural resources.
- Liquidation Scenarios: Useful in liquidation or distressed scenarios, where the value of assets is the primary concern.
- Holding Companies: Suitable for holding companies or investment firms where the value of underlying assets is more relevant than cash flow.
This method involves forecasting a company’s future cash flows and discounting them to present value using an appropriate discount rate. It focuses on the intrinsic value of the business based on its future earning potential.
Best Used For:
- Growth Companies: Ideal for companies with predictable and steady cash flow growth, including startups or firms in expansion phases.
- Long-Term Investments: Useful for investors focused on long-term value, as it considers future potential rather than just current earnings.
- Businesses with Unique Growth Models: Effective for companies with unique business models or those in industries with high growth potential..
EPV calculates a company’s value based on its sustainable earnings, assuming that current earnings can be maintained indefinitely. This method focuses on the company’s ability to generate consistent profits.
Best Used For:
- Stable Businesses: Suitable for companies with stable and predictable earnings, often in mature industries.
- Conservative Valuations: Ideal for conservative valuations where the focus is on the company’s ongoing earning power rather than growth potential.
- Companies with Consistent Cash Flows: Best for businesses that have demonstrated a history of stable cash flow and profitability.
Why Choose Us?
In cross-border M&A, we coordinate transactions with relevant parties in each country through our global network.
