A Brief Introduction to Our Services

Valueteam is a premier valuation services provider in Singapore that helps organizations in assessing their business performance and negotiating their true value.

We have always been at the forefront in offering the best in class valuation services that enable our clients in making informed decisions, and introduce innovative business practices for continued growth and success. We have helped scores of organizations across diverse industries in scaling their businesses by providing them with in-depth analysis, research, and detailed valuation reports.

Quality Services: Our appraisers offer well-documented reports. Our team of experts assist in the valuation of companies, assets, intellectual properties, and patents to name a few.

Clients Satisfaction: Our team addresses client requirements in a timely and efficient manner. Our finance professionals use an unbiased, data-driven, detailed approach to create business research reports.

Planning & Strategy: We adhere to strict appraisal practices and code of conduct to produce accurate valuation reports. We help companies in creating detailed and effective business plans which will help raise capital, buy, or sell a business.

Committed Staff: We value our client’s privacy and hence keep their valuation reports confidential. We offer best in class valuation services, enabling our clients to make informed decisions for continued growth and success.

In contrast to start-ups in their early stages, a mature publicly-listed company will have more concrete data to work with. Revenue and financial data help to determine the business’s worth more easily. EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, and depreciation) is a simple business valuation method for determining a company’s value.

Profit after taxes, interest, and depreciation are all included in calculating EBITDA. Because there is no income, assigning a value to a fledgling business might be difficult.

However, even though most business valuation methods for start-ups do not include information on earnings, taxes, and amortization, you will still be able to consider other essential elements. In cases like shark tank business valuation, the Sharks say the entrepreneur’s business is worth $1 million. To get to $1 million, the Sharks would need to take a 10% stake in a company equal to $100,000.

Online calculators like the shark tank business valuation calculator can help entrepreneurs estimate their start-up’s value. To please their users, many online calculators artificially inflate the value of companies to ensure their long-term viability.

Silicon Valley and U.S. firms are often used as models in many online calculators. However silly it may seem, location dramatically influences a company’s value. Online calculators with a range are better in our view.

As a general guideline, these online calculators are helpful but don’t consider all the variables. If you’re unsure how much your start-up is worth, you can begin using one of these business valuations for start-ups and online calculators to get a rough idea.

It would be best to examine the start-up’s assets and liabilities to calculate its value. An asset is a physical item that may be sold and used to pay off obligations or costs. Customers’ names, addresses, and phone numbers are examples of intellectual property. To stay in business, a business must meet specific responsibilities known as liabilities (such as wages owed to employees or rent owed to landlords).

There are various business valuation methods for calculating the start-up’s worth once you’ve established its assets and liabilities. Calculating how much money may be made by selling each item and reducing existing obligations is the most typical way. Another way to determine the value of a start-up’s market share is to choose a reasonable price for that market share.

Ultimately, the value of a firm is determined by the amount of money it attracts from investors. Sometimes, a company owner may not agree with their start-up’s worth. The most important thing to remember is that there is no “right” or “permanent” value, which is why you must engage in professional business valuation, even if it’s a start-up, just to lay a good foundation for your business.

An easy solution does not exist in the corporate world. Even if you’re satisfied with your start-up’s pre-revenue value, it’s good to get down with possible investors and do a professional business valuation. Go through everything in great detail.