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Valuation Services Ireland
Businesses need a reliable view of value when making decisions about ownership, investment, growth, reporting or a potential transaction. Finsoul Ireland provides professional valuation support for Irish companies that need a clear assessment of business value, financial position and commercial circumstances.
Our work considers the information relevant to the valuation purpose and produces a clear report that can support discussions with shareholders, directors, investors, lenders, advisers and other stakeholders. The scope is agreed at the outset so the assessment remains focused on the business question that needs to be answered.
Professional Valuation Services for Irish Businesses
A sound valuation requires more than reviewing turnover or applying a simple market multiple. Financial performance, profitability, cash generation, assets, liabilities, ownership structure, forecasts and commercial conditions can all affect the conclusion. Our team reviews the relevant information and applies appropriate financial and commercial analysis to the circumstances.
The final report sets out the valuation basis, information considered, principal assumptions and supporting analysis in a clear format. This gives decision-makers a practical reference point when considering a sale, investment, ownership change, financial reporting requirement or other business matter.
Who Can Use Valuation Services?
Valuation support can be useful at different stages of a company’s development and for different ownership situations. The requirement may come from a director planning a transaction, a shareholder considering a transfer, an investor assessing an opportunity or a company preparing information for reporting purposes.
Start-ups
SMEs
Growing businesses
Established companies
Professional firms
Shareholders
Directors
Investors
International companies
Family-owned businesses
The scope can be adjusted according to the size, structure and purpose of the assignment, with attention given to the information that is relevant to the conclusion.
Our Valuation Services
We provide valuation advisory services across business, company, share, asset and transaction requirements. Each assignment is considered according to its purpose, the interest being valued and the financial information available.
Business Valuation
A business valuation considers the overall value of an operating business. The assessment can examine historic and current financial performance, profitability, cash flow, assets, liabilities, forecasts and the company’s commercial position. For owners considering an exit, succession or strategic change, the assessment can provide a reasoned basis for discussions about the value of the business.
Company Valuation
Company valuation focuses on the value of the company as a whole and can distinguish between enterprise value and equity value. The analysis considers the company’s financial position, earnings, debt, cash and other relevant factors. This can be useful for directors, shareholders and investors who require a clear view of company value for a specific commercial or reporting purpose.
Share Valuation
A share valuation focuses on shareholder interests rather than simply treating the company as a single asset. The work can support share transfers, changes in ownership, shareholder arrangements and other situations where an interest in a private company needs to be assessed. The relevant shareholding percentage, rights attached to the shares and circumstances surrounding the transaction are considered as part of the assignment.
Asset Valuation
Asset valuation considers specific business assets that may contribute to the value of an organisation. This can include tangible assets such as equipment, machinery and other operational assets. The assessment focuses on the assets relevant to the assignment and the appropriate basis for determining their value.
Intangible Asset Valuation
Intangible assets can represent an important part of business value, particularly in technology, professional services and other knowledge-based sectors. Relevant assets may include intellectual property, brands, customer relationships, software and other identifiable intangible assets. The analysis considers the characteristics of the asset, its economic contribution and the purpose for which the valuation is required.
Transaction Valuation
Transaction assignments can arise during business sales, acquisitions, investment rounds, mergers and share transactions. The valuation provides financial analysis that can support discussions between buyers, sellers, shareholders and investors. The work can also help parties understand the financial basis of a proposed transaction before important decisions are made.
Valuation for Financial Reporting
Some valuations are required to support financial reporting and accounting-related requirements. The assignment may involve assessing business interests, assets, liabilities or intangible assets for inclusion in financial statements. The valuation approach and reporting format are determined by the specific requirement and information available. Current Irish market providers commonly position financial reporting, tax and transaction work as distinct valuation applications.
Business Transaction Valuation
A transaction can create significant financial consequences for owners and investors, making a well-supported assessment of value important before terms are finalised. Our transaction work focuses on the financial position of the business and the purpose of the proposed deal. Support can cover:
- Business sales: Establishing a reasoned value to support sale discussions and preparation.
- Acquisitions: Assessing the financial value of a target before committing to an acquisition.
- Investment decisions: Providing financial analysis for investors considering an equity interest.
- Share transfers: Assessing ownership interests when shares move between existing or incoming shareholders.
- Mergers: Supporting valuation discussions when two businesses combine.
- Ownership changes: Providing an independent basis for discussions involving changes in control or shareholder interests.
For transaction assignments, the conclusion should be considered alongside the commercial terms, due diligence findings and legal advice relevant to the deal.
Our Valuation Process
Our process is kept focused on the actual requirement rather than adding unnecessary stages. The work begins by establishing the purpose of the assignment and finishes with a report that explains the conclusion and supporting analysis.
Information Required for Valuation
The information required depends on the nature and purpose of the assignment. Providing complete and current records at the start can help reduce delays and allow the analysis to focus on the relevant financial and commercial matters. Typical information may include:
Company details
Financial statements
Management accounts
Revenue and profit information
Cash flow information
Balance sheet information
Business forecasts
Asset information
Debt and liability details
Shareholding structure
Relevant contracts
Purpose of the valuation
For property-related assignments, additional information may be required. A property valuation in Ireland may require details such as the property type, location, tenure, lease terms, comparable evidence and intended use. Property tax valuation may require information specific to the applicable tax matter. Commercial property valuation may also require details of rental income, occupancy, lease conditions and operating characteristics.
Valuation Services Costs and Timelines
Fees and delivery times depend on the type of assignment, the complexity of the business or asset, the amount of information available and the intended use of the report. The figures below should therefore be treated as placeholders until the scope has been reviewed.
| Service | Typical Scope | Indicative Cost | Indicative Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
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Business valuation
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Valuation of an operating business
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From €1,500
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5 to 10 working days
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|
Company valuation
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Company and equity value assessment
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From €1,500
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5 to 10 working days
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|
Share valuation
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Valuation of shares or ownership interests
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From €1,250
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5 to 10 working days
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Asset valuation
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Valuation of specified business assets
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From €750
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3 to 7 working days
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Transaction valuation
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Valuation for sale, acquisition or investment
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From €2,500
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7 to 15 working days
|
Note: Fees and timelines are indicative and may vary depending on business size, complexity, information available and the purpose of the valuation.
Valuation Services by Industry
Businesses operate under different financial models, asset structures and commercial conditions. Our sector-focused approach considers the characteristics that affect value within the relevant industry rather than relying on a single set of assumptions. We support valuation requirements across:
Construction
Tourism & Hospitality
Real Estate
Medical & Healthcare
Aviation & Aerospace
Asset & Wealth Management
Life Sciences
Private Equity
Owner-Managed Businesses
Financial / Fintech
Technology & IT
Finsoul Ireland combines financial analysis with an understanding of the commercial factors that can affect value across different types of Irish businesses.
Why Choose Our Valuation Services?
A valuation report needs to be understandable, supportable and relevant to the reason it was commissioned. Our approach focuses on accurate analysis, clear reporting and direct communication throughout the assignment. Clients can expect:
- Experienced valuation professionals with knowledge of financial and commercial assessment.
- Financial and commercial expertise to assess the factors that influence business value.
- Clear valuation reports setting out the basis, assumptions and conclusion.
- Independent assessment that provides an objective reference point for decision-makers.
- Accurate supporting analysis based on the information available for the assignment.
- Confidential service for commercially sensitive financial and ownership information.
- Clear communication from initial scope discussions through to final reporting.
- Ireland-focused business knowledge relevant to companies operating in the Irish market.
- Practical commercial support for owners, directors, shareholders and investors.
Note: The above-mentioned services are provided via network firms if not provided directly
Get Professional Valuation Support in Ireland
A clear valuation can give owners, directors, shareholders and investors a stronger financial basis for an important decision. If you need valuation services for a business, company, shares, assets, transaction or reporting requirement, speak with our team about your specific circumstances.
Finsoul Ireland can assess your requirement, confirm the information needed and explain the next steps before work begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Does a Business Valuation Ireland Service Include?
A business valuation in Ireland assesses the financial and commercial value of a business using factors such as performance, assets, liabilities, cash flow and forecasts.
When Is a Property Valuation Ireland Required?
A property valuation in Ireland may be required for property transactions, tax matters, financial reporting, lending, investment decisions or ownership changes.
What Is an Online Property Valuation?
It is an assessment of a property’s estimated market value using information such as its location, property type, size, condition, comparable properties and available market data. It provides a convenient initial indication of what a property may be worth without requiring an immediate physical inspection.
Can You Value Shares in a Private Company?
Yes. A private company interest can be assessed for purposes such as a share transfer, ownership change or shareholder matter. The assessment considers the size and nature of the interest, the rights attached to the shares and the circumstances of the proposed transaction.
Can You Provide a Valuation for a Business Sale?
Yes. A sale-related assignment can provide an independent financial assessment to support discussions between owners and prospective buyers. The report can help establish a reasoned reference point before negotiations and should be considered alongside due diligence, legal advice and the commercial terms of the proposed sale.
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