Discounted Cash Flow
Best for stable revenue streams. We test future cash against risk and timing, then stress the assumptions until the story still holds.
Sample lens: future cash flows, discounted to today.
You only get one chance to price your business — get it wrong and you either leave money behind or scare off serious buyers. So what number will actually hold up in negotiation, funding, or a Revenue conversation?
Choose the lens first.
We frame your business for buyer confidence. That means defensible multiples, clean adjustments, and a story that supports the asking price without sounding wishful.
Banks want evidence, not bravado. We build a number that reads well to credit teams and private equity partners, while staying grounded in cash flow reality.
When the valuation feeds succession, dividend extraction, or a holding structure review, precision matters even more. One loose assumption can change the whole plan, can’t it?
A valuation should open doors, not trigger arguments. We blend market data, normalised earnings, and sector-specific judgement so your figure feels credible to lenders, buyers, and tax advisers alike. Why use one method when the business deserves a proper read?
Best for stable revenue streams. We test future cash against risk and timing, then stress the assumptions until the story still holds.
Sample lens: future cash flows, discounted to today.
We compare EBITDA, revenue, and sector benchmarks across Irish SME valuation data, then apply judgement where the comparables get noisy.
Sample lens: EBITDA x sector multiple.
Useful for property-heavy or asset-led companies. Machinery, stock, debt, and balance-sheet reality all get a proper look.
Sample lens: assets less liabilities.
Ideal for income-focused buyers where dividend extraction and owner dependency matter. What does the business really generate after the noise?
Sample lens: maintainable dividend capacity.
Tech startups need a different lens from retail or manufacturing. Of course they do. Recurring revenue, runways, order books, goodwill, and regulatory risk all shape the final number.
Recurring revenue, churn, and runway get close attention. A strong SaaS story is only useful if the numbers back it up, right?
We translate product momentum into lender-friendly evidence, using cash conversion and customer concentration as key checks.
The owner originally believed the business was worth €1.8M. We applied a thorough DCF and market comparable review, then tested the assumptions against buyer expectations. The outcome was a bankable valuation of €3.2M and a debt-plus-equity package built around that higher figure.
Five clear steps. No mystery, no waffle. You’ll know what we need, when we need it, and what the final report will do for you.
We start with the facts, then we ask the awkward questions. Where does the value really sit?
Owner costs, exceptional items, and one-off gains get cleaned up before the model starts talking.
We compare against relevant Irish and international deals, then adjust for scale and sector quality.
You review the logic before anything is final. That way there are no surprises later.
The finished document is ready for sale, financing, tax planning, or succession conversations.
We offer a 10-day valuation process when the timeline is tight. It’s disciplined, not rushed. You still get a report that can stand up in a lender meeting or buyer negotiation.
Short answers, straight talk. Because when you’re preparing to sell or finance a business, the same questions always come up.
Standard engagements usually take around two to three weeks, depending on how quickly the accounts and management information arrive. Need it sooner? Our fast-track option can move much faster.
Typically, we’ll ask for the last three years of financial statements, management accounts, revenue breakdowns, debt details, and any forecasts you already have. The cleaner the inputs, the stronger the result.
Yes, when the assignment is structured appropriately. We focus on defensible assumptions, clear methodology, and a paper trail that can be explained if questions arise.
Pricing depends on complexity, sector, and turnaround time. Most clients prefer a fixed fee, and we’ll give you a clear quote within 24 hours so you can decide quickly.
Get a fixed-fee quote within 24 hours. If you’re preparing for sale, bank financing, or a strategic exit, we’ll tell you what the market will likely support — and what it won’t.