Business Valuation
Last updated: August 2026 · Reviewed by the Ravel Corporate Advisors team
Whether you are raising funds, selling, bringing in a partner, or dividing a family business, you need a number you can defend. We provide independent, method-driven business valuations.
Key takeaways
- Independent, defensible valuation for high-stakes decisions.
- Asset, income (DCF) and market-multiple methods as appropriate.
- Handles family succession and partner-exit situations sensitively.
- Registered-valuer reports where the law requires them.
Common reasons for a valuation
- Raising investment or a bank facility.
- Selling the business or a stake in it.
- Admitting, retiring or buying out a partner.
- Share transfers and regulatory requirements.
- Family settlement and succession planning.
Valuation methods
There are several accepted approaches — asset-based, income (discounted cash flow) and market-multiple. The right method depends on the business and purpose. We select and apply the appropriate approach and document the basis clearly.
Our approach
- Purpose & scope — we clarify why the valuation is needed.
- Financial review — we analyse historical and projected figures.
- Method & workings — the appropriate approach applied and documented.
- Report — a clear, defensible valuation you can rely on.
Considering funding or a sale? Combine with corporate advisory and a project report.