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FAQ's

We get it – the idea of doing a valuation can be daunting, but we are dedicated to making the process affordable and more accessible to entrepreneurs!

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AI tools provide fast, automated estimates based on standardised inputs and market data.

bizval adds experienced professional judgement.

Even where defensibility is not required, our role is to:

  • Interpret the numbers in context
  • Adjust assumptions for sector realities
  • Identify outliers or anomalies
  • Run structured sensitivity analysis
  • Translate outputs into commercial insight

AI can calculate.
We apply judgement, context, and experience.

That difference matters — even in early-stage planning.

Automated tools are appropriate for:

  • Early-stage planning
  • Internal strategy discussions
  • Educational or exploratory use

However, even in these cases, interpretation matters.

A model can generate a range.
An experienced valuation professional can explain:

  • Why the range moves
  • Which assumptions drive value
  • What investors or regulators may question
  • How to improve value drivers

If the valuation may be challenged, negotiated, audited, or relied upon externally — professional oversight becomes essential.

Yes.

Our valuations are:

  • Independently prepared
  • Based on recognised methodologies (DCF, market multiples, asset approaches)
  • Supported by documented assumptions and sensitivity analysis
  • Aligned with relevant tax and financial reporting standards

A valuation is a professional opinion of value at a specific point in time, based on the information available and the assumptions applied. It is not legal or tax advice.

Our focus is not just calculation — but defensibility, transparency, and clarity so you can rely on the output with confidence.

No.

We work alongside legal professionals, tax advisors, corporate finance teams, lenders, and business owners.

We guide you through:

  • Key inputs
  • Assumption setting
  • Sensitivity analysis
  • Commercial interpretation

You receive a structured output you can confidently rely on — and clearly explain to stakeholders.

Internal models can provide useful guidance.

However, independence becomes critical when:

  • A transaction is taking place
  • There is a dispute
  • A regulator is involved
  • Minority shareholders are affected
  • Third parties rely on the outcome

An independent valuation reduces perceived bias and strengthens credibility.

Valuation uncertainty weakens leverage.

A structured, independent valuation:

  • Anchors negotiations in market reality
  • Clarifies downside risk
  • Reduces emotional pricing
  • Strengthens credibility with investors or counterparties

In transactions, clarity reduces friction.
In disputes, it reduces escalation.
In tax matters, it reduces exposure.