Business Valuation
It’s common for business owners to believe that a valuation is only necessary when the decision is made to sell the business. However, this is simply not the case. There are several situations beyond buying and selling when a valuation is necessary, including preparing new shareholder agreements, seeking company financing, and even partner disputes. Often management will request a valuation for strategic planning and industry comparison purposes. Truly understanding the value of your company is essential for planning, benchmarking, and reasons that extend beyond the sale of a company.

Our professionals sort through the intricacies and thoroughly analyze a company’s dynamics and financial health against the backdrop of current economic conditions and industry trends in various situations, including:
- Preparation for the sale of the business
- Succession planning
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Allocation of acquisition price
- Buy/sell agreement creation and negotiation
- Shareholder transactions
- Litigation matters, such as bankruptcy, divorce, economic damages, fraud, eminent domain and partner or shareholder disputes
- Fair value accounting matters
Whatever the reason for the valuation, the team at SNA has years of experience working with business owners to uncover the true value of their companies’ tangible and intangible assets. We have been providing business valuation services to number of businesses.