Valuation of companies and businesses

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The valuation of a company allows us to understand the economic impact of strategic and market decisions.

At Tinsa, we prepare detailed reports that not only analyze the company's current situation, but also its growth potential and its capacity to generate value in the long term.

The key to an accurate valuation is to understand the business's ability to generate wealth. It is not enough to simply appraise fixed assets; it is about a complete value chain and cash flow analysis.

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Valuations performed

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Experience

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Do you know the value of your company?

Business valuation is fundamental in the corporate arena, especially when it comes to transactions involving shares or participations. This process is crucial to determine the fair value of a company's equity, considering its current activity, growth potential and other vital characteristics.

For each client, our approach is tailored to the specific characteristics of your company and its unique needs. We use recognized valuation methods, including Net Asset Value (NAV) for equity valuations, and Discounted Cash Flows for projective analysis. Our team performs a comprehensive analysis that covers not only the company's financial statements, but also a detailed analysis of the industry environment in which it operates and all of its tangible and intangible assets.

Our expertise does not stop at real estate; we cover all types of assets. From works of art to patents, we guarantee accurate and reliable valuations, driven by our leading technology and in-depth knowledge.

CASE OF SUCCESS IN BUSINESS VALUATION

1. THE PROBLEM

One of our clients was considering selling the shares he owned in a company whose activity is focused on the purchase of real estate to rent them later.

2. OUR SOLUTION

Tinsa carried out a report valuing the company. It started from an assumption of the equity value and performed a financial analysis of the evolution of the income statement and balance sheet. It took into account, in addition to the debts, the necessary investments according to the most probable market value of the assets owned, in order to determine the financial situation of the company, its potential effective risk, and, ultimately, the substantial value of the company.

3. THE OUTCOME

Why Tinsa by Accumin?

Top #1 rated by our customers

4,5 (3,071 reviews)

ACCURACY

We see value with absolute clarity. Accurate data, confident decisions, impeccable results.

Trust

A valuation performed by a leading, independent company with 40 years of experience represents a guarantee to third parties.

Capillarity

Our extensive network of offices and appraisers throughout the territory provides the coverage you need at all times.

Frequently Asked Questions about Company and Business Valuations

Who is the target audience?

When is an appraisal necessary?

Our business valuation service is designed to support a variety of business needs, including:

Regulatory compliance: Validates related-party transactions in accordance with current legislation.

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A): Transfers, transfers or mergers.

Capital restructurings: Expansion or modification of the company's structure.

Bankruptcy: Protection and defense of the value of the business in complex financial situations.

Buying and selling companies: How much is your company worth? Find out with an accurate analysis.

Changes in the shareholding: Incorporation or exit of partners.

Requests for administrative concessions or mortgage guarantees.

Valuation of startups, business ideas or goodwill.

Obtaining financing: Submits a solid report to obtain lines of credit or debt restructuring.

How is the value of a company calculated?

The value of a company is determined by a combination of financial methods that consider both tangible and intangible assets. The most common methods include:

Asset Valuation (NAV): Calculates the net value of the company's assets, subtracting its liabilities.

Discounted Cash Flow (DCF): Estimates the present value of future cash flows that the company will generate.

Market Multiples: Compares the company's financial indicators with those of other similar companies in the market.

The choice of method depends on the nature of the business, the purpose of the valuation and the availability of information. In many cases, a combination of these methods is used to obtain a more accurate and robust estimate of enterprise value.

Why is business valuation important?

Strategic Decision Making: Knowing the real value of your company helps you make informed decisions about investments, expansion or restructuring.

Buy-Sell Transactions: In buy-side or sell-side processes, an accurate valuation ensures that all parties involved are treated fairly.

Tax Planning and Compliance: Valuation is fundamental to comply with tax regulations, avoiding legal risks and optimizing tax obligations.

Financing and Investor Attraction: A clear and detailed valuation can attract investors by demonstrating the real potential of the company.

Inheritance and Probate Management: In cases of family transition or inheritance, valuation provides a basis for equitable distribution of assets

Request a valuation and discover the real value of your company or business by contacting our specialist team.

Do you have doubts? Can I help you?

Francisco de Borja

Director of Business Valuations

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