Glossary
Company evaluation
Definition : Company
A company corresponds to a status of an economic entity giving it a legal identity. They can exist under the name of "SARL", "SA", or "Société Civile".
How to evaluate your company?
In order to value a company as accurately as possible, several valuation methods are used, in order to deduce a weighted average that will be used to establish the valuation of the company.
Why evaluate your company?
- purchase / sale
- asset valuation
- application for bank financing
- preparation of succession
The strength of a XVAL valuation is the delivery of a detailed and documented report within 3 days, justifying the methods and assumptions used (EBITDA restatement, coefficient...) which will be the basis for discussions with the buyer, the banker.
If you wish to have your company evaluated, do not hesitate to contact one of our experts: contact a XVAL consultant.
EVALUATION OF YOUR COMPANY
WITHIN 3 DAYS - 499€. HT *
Personalized study within 3 days
By a consultant specialized in your sector of activity who understands the parameters of your business and your market.
Several evaluation methods
Our consultant will use several methods to help you find a price range that is consistent with the current market situation.
Confidential and personalized
For each evaluation, the XVAL consultant will contact you in complete confidentiality for 2 meetings: framing of the evaluation and a detailed restitution of the results.
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"A quick contact with a specialized consultant who allowed us to approach the transfer of our company with serenity!"
"Accurate and detailed"
"Accurate and detailed, I enjoyed the interview to present my company's valuation."
"A great help."
"An assessment that was invaluable to us in our discussions with the banks as part of our fundraising."
