Company valuation
Second and fairness opinion for a valuation
Do you disagree with a previously performed valuation? Or are you looking for an independent third party that assesses the value of a company? Then we are happy to be of service for a second and fairness opinion. Our certified Register Valuators can offer a solution in these situations by operating as an independent party. One of our specialists can assist you as a party expert, but we can also issue binding advice as an independent expert for several parties. In some cases, this happens as a result of the appointment by a judge. Our Register Valuators are specialized to mediate by means of a second opinion or an independent fairness opinion.
Interested in having a second and fairness opinion business valuation carried out? Schedule your free consultation now:
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How does a thorough valuation come about
Accurately determining the value of a company is a complex process. In order to accurately determine the value of a company, one of our Register Valuators researches the earning capacity of the company, which is then weighed against the associated risks. Of course, past performance is relevant, but a valuation based solely on previously achieved success could paint a completely wrong picture. That is why we carefully examine some essential elements for a reliable valuation. This includes: business activities, current market developments, the revenue model, the underlying value drivers and the opportunities and risks. The valuation specialists of Match Plan are among the best specialists in the Netherlands. Of the approximately 300 graduated Register Valuators, five are members of the Match Plan team. This way, we assure you of a professional valuation report.
Company valuation
Are you curious about how the valuation is established and which variants exist?
In our whitepaper ‘Company valuation- what are the various options?’ you can read what type of options are available regarding a company valuation, including the differences between the various options.
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