Transactions & Capital
Business Valuation
Commercial business valuation for transactions, capital decisions, equity compensation, ownership changes and restructuring.
When this helps
Recognisable situations.
- 01
An owner wants an independent value range
The decision requires a defensible framework before contacting a market intermediary.
- 02
A financing or investment round is approaching
Value must connect to the operating model and capital terms.
- 03
Owners are buying in or out
The economics and assumptions need transparent treatment.
- 04
A restructuring changes the ownership case
Enterprise value, debt and recovery scenarios must be reconciled.
Scope
The service is configured to the facts and decision.
Methods
- Discounted cash flow
- Trading and transaction comparisons
- Asset and scenario methods
- Sum-of-parts where appropriate
Analysis
- Normalised earnings
- Forecast and risk assessment
- Capital structure
- Sensitivity and breakpoint analysis
Decision support
- Valuation memorandum
- Negotiation ranges
- Ownership scenarios
- Board or investor presentation
Engagement path
Five stages, one accountable thread.
- 01
Define the decision
Clarify the decision, constraints, stakeholders and evidence required.
- 02
Build the fact base
Reconcile the financial, tax, operational and contractual information that drives the issue.
- 03
Develop options
Model viable paths, explicit trade-offs and downside cases.
- 04
Execute the work
Produce the agreed analysis, operating cadence and decision materials with senior ownership.
- 05
Embed and hand over
Document the method, train the responsible team and retain an escalation path where needed.
Typical deliverables
Defined before work begins.
- Valuation model
- Valuation memorandum
- Sensitivity matrix
- Enterprise-to-equity bridge
- Ownership scenarios
- Decision presentation
Questions
Common engagement questions.
Is the valuation signed by a court expert?
No. Thyor’s valuation work is for commercial, transaction and capital decisions rather than litigation testimony.
Can the valuation support a capital raise?
Yes, as financial decision support; it is not an offer, solicitation or regulated securities opinion.
Next step
Discuss business valuation.
Share the situation, timing and decision. A senior adviser will respond directly and confidentially.