"BUSINESS VALUATION is the heart of investment and RISK MANAGEMENT. Without it, you are BLIND."
Warren E. Buffet Chairman, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. |
Why you should have a
Business Valuation:
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1. Better understand your business and its potential
2. Know the value of your largest asset in order to properly plan for Retirement 3. Ensure the business and your family are properly protected 4. During Buy/Sell Agreements with business partners 5. Establish a Trust or Estate Plan |
6. When considering funding opportunities
7. To plan for the future of your business with a qualified succession plan 8. When you plan to buy a business 9. To prepare for taxable events such as gifting or grants 10. Create a succession plan |
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Amazingly, 75% of the world’s 200 million small businesses don’t know what they’re worth. |
In the opinion of the Small Business Association, in the U.S. (where 30 million small businesses are located), knowing the value of your business is one of the most important challenges companies may face. So why do so few organizations lack—and fail to pursue—this critical knowledge? Well, for one thing, it can be expensive. The average offline business valuation costs roughly $8,000. That’s hardly a no-brainer for most owners. And what’s more, traditional valuations typically take many weeks and potentially several months to complete. Still, possessing an understanding of one’s business value is perhaps the key ingredient when aiming to undertake a host of strategic activities and decisions.
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