CORPORATEVALUATIONS.IN: AN INTRODUCTION

Mr. Chander Sawhney
Vice President
+9810557353
chandeer@indiacp.com
CorporateValuations.in is a venture promoted by Corporate Professionals Capital Private Limited, the Merchant Banking arm of  Corporate Professionals, a fast mounting Consultancy Group in India. At Corporate Valuation, we provide a sophisticated business valuation service to aid clients in determining the value of their enterprise or one in which they plan to purchase. This formal process analyzes a company by utilizing different valuation methods (eventually using one, or a combination of several) to arrive at a fair market value.


We work closely with management to evaluate historical financial data and assist the company thoroughly in the preparation of a projection of future performance. A understanding of what the company has done, as well as what it will be able to do, is instrumental in determining the value of the business.
We are offering both Business Valuation as well as Statutory Valuation Services which includes
  • Business Valuation
  • Acquisition and Investment Valuation
  • DCF, Comparable Market Method, Asset Valuation
  • MnA Valuation and Swap Ratio
  • Fairness Opinions
  • ESOP Valuation
  • Tax Valuation
  • Non Resident Valuation (FDI and ODI)
  • Intangibles Valuation/ Valuation for Regulatory Reporting
  • Build/Review of Financial Models
Through its young but highly competent and dynamic transaction team comprising of multidisciplinary professionals (Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, Lawyers, MBA's and Research Analysts) is dedicated to provide varied investment banking solutions to a wide range of corporate houses through highly structured financial transactions that serve as alternatives to traditional financing and provide enduring solutions to help companies maximize their value.

By virtue of our in-house research wing and proven expertise in Corporate Transaction Advisory, we have attained leading edge, technical knowledge (If you have any query, we invite you to Ask The Experts of our group.) and in-depth industry experience that allow us to provide Independent Valuations and Fairness Opinions needed for varied purposes like Court Approved Mergers & De-mergers, Domestic and Cross Border Acquisition and Investments, IPO, ESOP, Voluntary Fair Value Assessment, Dispute Resolution and also for Regulatory Accounting & compliances under different statutes (FEMA, Tax, SEBI, Accounting, Purchase Price Allocation etc). Supported by high end Dedicated Valuation Team with track record in executing Corporate Valuations of clients of International Repute, we have created a niche in Valuation Services (Click to Download an Insight of Valuation) across different Context, Industries and Boundaries.

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