I have an SME, does it make sense to carry out an assessment?

Yes, business valuation is important for a variety of reasons for companies of different sizes, although business valuation is often associated with large companies and high-value transactions.

There are several situations in which company valuation is relevant for smaller companies, such as:

1. Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions: Smaller companies can participate in M&A transactions, such as mergers, acquisitions or sale of shares, and the appropriate valuation of the company is essential to determine the fair value of the parties involved in the transaction.

2. Attracting investment: Smaller companies often seek external financing to expand their business or finance projects. In these cases, interested investors will require a valuation of the company in order to determine the shareholding or the value of the investment.

3.Business succession: When owners plan to transfer ownership or management of the business to successors, the valuation of the business is essential to determine the fair purchase price or for purposes of planning.

4. Partner disputes: In cases of disputes between shareholders or problems related to shareholder management, company valuation may be necessary to determine the value of shares or fair compensation .

5.Strategic planning: Business valuation allows you to identify the company’s position in the market, allowing owners to make informed strategic decisions, such as expansion, product diversification or entry into new markets.

Although the techniques and approaches used in valuing companies may vary depending on the size and specific characteristics of the company, valuation remains a valuable tool for understanding the economic value and growth potential of any company, regardless of its size.

Regardless of the size of the business and the business area, the ValuingTools team determines the market value of any company, whatever the reason. Our valuation system allows us to accurately determine the market value of a company.

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