Business valuations can be used for a variety of reasons, including sale value, change of ownership, taxation, share transaction, acquisition or even break-ups. At Farnell Clarke we take time to understand your business and the industry in which it operates.

Every business and every sector are unique, so by taking time to deeply understand your business and your current situation we can create for you a detailed business valuation. This ensures you get a true economic value for the whole business or company no matter what you need it for.

We tailor our report to meet your specific requirements, allowing you to review a draft and provide any comments/feedback before it is made final.

If the business plan is to grow, acquisitions can accelerate any organic growth. We can help you identify potential acquisition targets and help plan for the best initial approach. We will also ensure that your plans work not just from a funding but also a tax perspective.  Depending on your needs we can also negotiate deal terms on your behalf, identify the best funding option for you, work with you through due diligence and review legal documentation with you.  We will work closely with you through every step of the process.

If you are thinking about or about to begin a merger or acquisition our due diligence service will ensure that you can be sure that a proposed transaction is entered into after due and careful enquiry and that all relevant regulatory and legal requirements have been properly complied with. At Farnell Clarke we work with our clients to identify the key risk areas and the true value of any potential acquisition and tailor our work accordingly.

If you have made the decision to sell your business, you will want to ensure that you achieve the best possible price from the right buyer and that the sale is structured as tax efficiently as possible. We can work with you to ensure you are supported every step of the way and you know that you are getting the right advice and support during the sale process. From working with you to build an exit plan to researching potential buyers through to negotiation and helping with legal and actual completion, we make it as stress free as we possibly can by providing as much or as little support during the sale process as required.

A financial model is simply a tool built in spread sheet form to forecast a business’ financial performance into the future. The forecast is typically built on the company’s historical performance, assumptions about the future and results in preparing an income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement.

The objective of a financial model is to assist in decision making, from raising capital, appraising acquisitions to valuing a business.