Valuation Services
As IBBI-registered valuers, we provide independent and accurate valuations of businesses, equity shares, preference shares, and other financial instruments. Our valuations comply with IFRS 13, Ind AS 113, and ICAI Valuation Standards.
What's Included
- Business Valuation
- Equity Shares Valuation
- Preference Shares & Debentures
- Intangible Asset Valuation
- Fair Value Assessment (IFRS 13)
- Valuation for M&A / NCLT
Why Choose BVACA
Why Choose Us for Valuation Services
IBBI-Registered Valuers
Our valuations are conducted by registered valuers under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India, ensuring regulatory acceptance.
Multiple Methodologies
We use DCF, comparable company analysis, asset-based, and other internationally accepted methods to arrive at a fair and defensible value.
Regulatory Compliance
Valuations fully compliant with IFRS 13, Ind AS 113, Companies Act, SEBI regulations, and Income Tax requirements.
Proven Results
Case Studies
Section 56(2)(viib) Valuation for Startup (Pre-Revenue, Rs 4 Cr Angel Investment)
Challenge
A pre-revenue deep-tech startup had raised Rs 4 crore from angel investors at a Rs 20 crore pre-money valuation. The Income Tax department issued a notice questioning the share premium under Section 56(2)(viib), demanding that the excess premium be taxed as income of the company. The startup needed a robust valuation report to justify the premium.
Our Solution
Prepared a DCF-based valuation report with detailed revenue projections grounded in the addressable market size, product development milestones, and comparable funding rounds in the sector. Used the prescribed Rule 11UA methodology with a 5-year projection horizon and terminal value. Documented all key assumptions with third-party market data and management business plans.
Result
Valuation report was accepted by the Assessing Officer during assessment proceedings. The Rs 4 crore angel investment premium was upheld without any addition to income. The startup subsequently used the same valuation framework (updated) for their seed round 8 months later, which closed without Section 56 issues.
Business Valuation for NCLT Scheme of Arrangement (Rs 150 Cr Group Demerger)
Challenge
A diversified business group was demerging its textile division (Rs 60 crore revenue) from the parent entity (Rs 150 crore consolidated) into a separate company. NCLT required an independent valuation by an IBBI-registered valuer to determine the share exchange ratio. The two businesses had very different risk profiles and growth trajectories.
Our Solution
Conducted independent valuations of both the textile division and the remaining entity using multiple methods — DCF (with division-specific WACC), comparable company analysis, and NAV method. Performed sensitivity analysis on key variables (cotton prices for textile, margin assumptions for the parent). Prepared a detailed valuation report with a recommended share exchange ratio and supporting rationale for NCLT submission.
Result
Share exchange ratio of 1:3 was recommended and accepted by NCLT without modification. Both sets of shareholders approved the scheme with over 90% majority. The demerger was completed in 7 months from filing. Post-demerger, the textile company was able to raise Rs 15 crore independently based on the clean valuation.
Disclaimer: As per the guidelines of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), the names of clients cannot be disclosed. The case studies presented above are based on actual engagements, with client identities anonymized to comply with ICAI professional standards and maintain confidentiality.
How It Works
Our Process
Engagement & Scoping
We understand the purpose of valuation, identify the subject assets, and agree on the appropriate valuation date and standards.
Data Collection
Gathering financial statements, projections, industry data, comparable transactions, and management inputs.
Analysis & Valuation
Application of appropriate valuation methods, sensitivity analysis, and cross-verification of results.
Report Delivery
A detailed valuation report with methodology, assumptions, calculations, and conclusions — ready for regulatory submission.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Valuations are required for M&A transactions, NCLT proceedings, share transfers (especially to/from NRIs), tax purposes (Section 56), fundraising, ESOPs, and insurance claims.
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