Company Valuations
As a business owner, your company represents a
great source of pride, as well as income, to you
and your family. Your decision to sell is a very important one, and will
likely be based upon a number of key
considerations, including the anticipated price,
terms, and net proceeds of the sale.
To
prepare our clients for the sale process, the
professionals at The Waterfront Group will provide
a fair market valuation analysis that establishes
a reasonable range of value for your business.
This “go to market” valuation range
considers a number of valuation
factors, including
These
and other factors will be used to generate a cash
flow multiplier for your business.
Before we proceed with a client (seller)
engagement, we will consult with the owner, and
frequently their CPA, to ensure there is an
agreement as to the fair market valuation.
To
request
a valuation, The Waterfront Group
will require three years financials statements and
Federal tax returns from the seller. These will be
used to determine the owner’s discretionary cash
flow (ODC), also known as adjusted net income for the business. Taken together, the adjusted net income and cash flow
multiplier determine the valuation range for the
business.