Business valuation for a business plan

A business valuation for a business plan serves as one of the most important measures while making the decision to establish or investing in a business.

Performing the business valuation for a business plan gives the business owner or investor a reliable, realistic overview before having to make a decision. Using the business valuation, we are able to estimate the profitability of establishing a business or investing in it.

 A business valuation is done in one of the following ways:
♦ Operating income multiplier
♦ Current book value
♦ Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) according to percentage
♦ Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) according to predicted profit growth rate
♦ Weighted estimation of all above-mention methods

There are numerous methods available for examining and assessing a company’s business activity or value. The business valuation includes an assessment as per accepted methods as well as calculating additional scenarios using unique technological tools. The Institute of Business Analysis analyzes the business’s predicted performance and its feasibility. The report is comprehensive and includes a separate review of each method and a weighted calculation of all methods.
The experts at the Institute of Business Analysis have extensive experience in performing business valuations for different companies in various fields. Combining the customary method of a certain field with one which is compatible with the nature and type of the business bring to a reliable and accurate result.
The results of the evaluation are received in an official, detailed document as per strict standards for performing business valuations.

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The analysis takes place at the company offices in Tel Aviv.
If necessary, incorporating a visit to the business itself, including a recommendations report, may be added as an additional service.