About This Valuation Service
A managed business valuation built around the decision you need to make
A valuation is useful only when the assumptions, methods and evidence behind the number can be understood and challenged. Rudrriv's managed valuation service is designed for founders, finance teams, business owners and decision-makers who need a structured estimate of business or equity value without having to source and coordinate separate analysts.
What are you buying? A documented valuation workstream that reviews your financial information, selects appropriate valuation approaches, tests the main value drivers and delivers an evidence-based value range with the report and model files included in your package.
What the service can include
- Purpose and valuation-date scoping: clarify whether the analysis is for fundraising, M&A, internal planning, shareholder discussion, transaction review or another defined use.
- Historical financial review: examine revenue, margins, working capital, debt, cash and normalized operating performance relevant to the selected methods.
- Forecast and driver review: assess management projections, operating assumptions and the drivers that materially affect future cash flows.
- Discounted cash flow analysis: estimate present value from projected free cash flows, discount rates and terminal-value assumptions when DCF is suitable.
- Comparable company analysis: benchmark relevant trading multiples and explain important differences in growth, margins, size, geography or business model.
- Precedent transaction analysis: use disclosed transaction benchmarks when reliable and genuinely comparable deal evidence is available.
- Asset approach / NAV: consider net asset value where asset backing is economically relevant or the business model makes an asset approach useful.
- Sensitivity and scenario testing: show how the valuation range changes when material assumptions such as growth, margins, discount rate or terminal value move.
- Enterprise-to-equity reconciliation: bridge operating value to shareholder value using cash, debt and relevant non-operating adjustments.
- Report and model delivery: receive the PDF analysis and, in Professional and Advanced packages, the editable Excel model.
What we need from you
Typical inputs are recent financial statements or management accounts, an available business plan or forecast, revenue and margin assumptions, debt and cash balances, cap table or shareholding information, material assets and liabilities, and a short explanation of why the valuation is being prepared. We will tailor the data request to your scope rather than asking for information that is not relevant.
How Rudrriv manages the valuation process
01
Scope the valuation purpose
We clarify the decision, valuation date, ownership interest, audience and whether any regulated signatory is required.
02
Review data & assumptions
Financial statements, forecasts, debt, cash, cap table and operating drivers are checked for consistency and material gaps.
03
Build & cross-check the analysis
Appropriate income, market or asset approaches are applied, with key assumptions documented and value drivers tested.
04
Review, refine & deliver
Rudrriv quality-checks the workings, incorporates included feedback and delivers the report and model files in your package.
Method selection matters
DCF, comparable companies, precedent transactions and NAV answer different questions and rely on different evidence. A growth-stage operating company with credible projections may support a DCF, while an asset-heavy business may require more weight on NAV. Market approaches are useful only when the peer or transaction set is genuinely comparable. Rudrriv's delivery team documents why a method is used, how it is cross-checked and where the limitations are.
Important scope note: the standard packages are analytical valuation services. They do not automatically constitute an IBBI Registered Valuer report, CA certificate, Merchant Banker opinion, fairness opinion, tax certificate or other statutory filing document. If your use case requires a particular professional signatory or prescribed format, state that purpose in the enquiry so the requirement can be assessed and quoted separately.
