Valuation Services

Know Your Business Worth with Accurate Valuations

DAB Financial Solutions Group is a leading business accounting firm that specializes in providing valuation services. Our team of experienced professionals has the necessary skills and expertise to provide accurate and reliable valuations for businesses of all sizes.

In this document, we will discuss the importance of valuation services and the various types of valuation methods that we use to provide our clients with the best possible valuation services.

Why are Valuation Services important?

Valuation services are an essential component of business strategy, planning, and decision-making. Valuations provide a clear understanding of the value of a business or asset, which is necessary for various purposes, such as:

Investment and financing decisions: Valuation services help investors and lenders to make informed decisions about investing or lending money to a business or asset.
Mergers and acquisitions: Valuations are crucial in determining the purchase price of a business or asset in mergers and acquisitions.
Taxation: Valuation services are necessary for tax purposes, such as determining the fair market value of assets and businesses for estate and gift taxes.
Litigation and dispute resolution: Valuation services are often required in legal disputes, such as divorce proceedings and shareholder disputes, where the value of a business or asset is in question.

Types of Valuation Methods

At DAB Financial Solutions Group and Business Advisory, we use various valuation methods to provide our clients with accurate and reliable valuations. The following are some of the valuation methods that we commonly use:

Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Method: The DCF method is a popular valuation method that involves projecting future cash flows and discounting them back to their present value. This method is commonly used to value businesses and projects with predictable cash flows.
Comparable Company Analysis (CCA) Method: The CCA method involves comparing the financial metrics of a business to similar businesses in the same industry. This method is commonly used to value publicly traded companies.
Precedent Transaction Analysis (PTA) Method: The PTA method involves comparing the financial metrics of a business to similar businesses that have been sold in the past. This method is commonly used in mergers and acquisitions.
Asset-Based Valuation (ABV) Method: The ABV method involves calculating the value of a business or asset based on its tangible and intangible assets, such as property, plant, and equipment, and intellectual property. This method is commonly used to value real estate and manufacturing companies.