Request a Preliminary Business Value Assessment

General valuation principles are useful, but every privately held business has characteristics that affect what a buyer might reasonably pay. A preliminary business value assessment examines selected financial and operating information to help establish a reasonable starting point for discussion.

Current cash flow, recent trends, customer relationships, management depth, industry conditions, and the assets included in a transaction can all affect what a buyer might reasonably pay.

For owners seeking a more specific perspective, I offer preliminary business value assessments based on selected financial and operating information. The purpose is to identify a reasonable starting point for discussion, together with the assumptions and issues that matter most.

These assessments are not formal appraisals and should not be mistaken for a definitive selling price. The scope, information required, and fee would be discussed before any work begins.

If you would like to explore an assessment of your business, you are welcome to contact me directly.