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Business Valuation

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Business Valuations

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Why Business Valuation is Important?

Business valuation determines a business’s financial worth. It plays an essential role in various business scenarios, including mergers and acquisitions (M&A), investments, financial planning, and dispute resolution.

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Features benefits of Business Valuation

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Determining Fair Value

provides both buyers and sellers with leverage in negotiations

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Attract Investment

determining the company needs to be sold to raise the required funds.

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Exit Strategy for Owners

A smooth transformation for employees, or external buyers.

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Strategic Planning

Setting up growth targets and track performance

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Loan Eligibility

In some cases, business assets valuation is used as collateral for loans.

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Estate Planning

comply with tax laws & regulations valuation helps in estate and tax planning

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Resolves Legal Disputes

A fair valuation is necessary to resolve disagreements

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Risk Management

Identify risks and perform strategic adjustments to enhance value.

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Components of Business Valuation

Determining a company’s or corporation’s economic worth is known as business valuation. The procedure might be complicated because it involves evaluating several factors that affect the company’s total value.

Here are the key components of business valuation.

Business Valuation Services in Dubai, UAE

Figuring out the real value of your business is very important — no matter if you want to find investors, leave the company or set up a new partnership. Our business expertise lets us provide valuation services in Dubai, UAE to startups, entrepreneurs and various companies. They consult financial information and local data to make sure the reports we provide back up your big business decisions..

Why Business Valuation Matters

A business valuation done by a professional is about more than a number — it is valuable to a business strategy. Dubai and UAE company owners use it to help them make choices, plan for growth and lower risks. Proper valuation helps with loan or investment applications, mergers and acquisitions, shareholder exits and creating financial statements. The data allows leaders to notice small issues in a business which helps them address them early on. If you are starting a business in the UAE, a valuation helps set a fair performance standard for your future decisions. Our valuation approach at WBS Advisory is accurate, open and follows best practices around the world.

Our Approach to Business Valuation

Our experts assess your business using your own model and set of objectives. We follow world-class ways of doing things, still ensuring the methods are useful for Dubai’s environment. We often use the income-based valuation approach, where we forecast future income and dis­count it to estimate the value of a business— it’s ideal for anyone asking, how do you estimate a business value by watching its cash flow? We also apply a valuation model that compares your business to recently sold businesses in the same industry. Its most useful feature appears when preparing for mergers or sales. Finally, this method is used when significant tangible assets or intangible assets are owned by the company. It measures the value of total assets by removing the liabilities. In our final business valuation, you’ll find a clear breakdown of finances, how we came to our conclusion and personalized suggestions for your business.

Who Needs Our Business Valuation Services?

We provide business valuation help to various types of clients. When entrepreneurs are raising funds or making new partnerships, they often need a correct valuation to make sure terms are fair. Founders and investors seek our reports to help them make important decisions in times of funding or in preparations for exits. When a family-owned business is preparing for succession, valuation helps ensure that all goes smoothly. We are relied on by investors for independent views prior to entering into mergers or collaborations. Some companies contact us to examine why they have financial difficulties and what points suggest their businesses are troubled. In addition, companies setting up in Dubai use our service to determine their first company value. Regardless of what stage or scale your business is, our reports help you make informed choices.

Why Choose WBS Advisory for Business Valuation in Dubai?

Due to the firm’s accuracy, independence and integrity, WBS Advisory is regarded as a trusted leader in Dubai’s business valuation field. Individuals and companies come to us for our unbiased valuation work managed by skilled financial experts. We base our work on the globally accepted IVSC and IFRS standards which also fit our local context. Because we cover many industries, we can give helpful and detailed insights compared to others. In addition, we assist with business incorporation in Dubai, meaning we can handle all your financial planning needs. Clients trust that we provide fast results and ongoing support to move them along confidently.

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There are three main approaches to valuing a business:

  • Income-Based Valuation: Focuses on the business’s future earning potential. Common methods include the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) method and Capitalization of Earnings.
  • Market-Based Valuation: Compares the business to similar businesses that have been sold or publicly traded. Common methods include Comparable Company Analysis (CCA) and Precedent Transaction Analysis.
  • Asset-Based Valuation: Looks at the value of a business's tangible and intangible assets, minus liabilities. Methods include Net Asset Value (NAV) and Liquidation Value.

Several factors influence a company’s value:

  • Financial Performance: Revenue, profitability, cash flow, and past financial performance.
  • Assets and Liabilities: The value of both tangible assets (real estate, machinery) and intangible assets (intellectual property, brand value).
  • Market Conditions: Industry trends, economic environment, and competition.
  • Growth Potential: Opportunities for expansion, scalability, and future revenue growth.
  • Risk Factors: Market, operational, financial, and legal risks associated with the business.
  • Management Team: The strength and experience of the leadership team can significantly impact value.

Small business valuation typically focuses on:

  • Earnings and Cash Flow: Small businesses are often valued based on their historical earnings or projected cash flow.
  • Asset-Based Valuation: For asset-heavy businesses, an asset-based valuation may be more appropriate, particularly when the business has valuable tangible assets or real estate.
  • Comparable Sales: Looking at sales of similar small businesses within the same industry or geographic location.

Market-based valuation involves comparing the business to other similar businesses in the same industry, market, or geographic region. Two common methods include:

  • Comparable Company Analysis (CCA): The business is compared to publicly traded companies that are similar in terms of size, industry, and geography. Valuation multiples (such as Price/Earnings or EV/EBITDA) are applied to the company's financial metrics.
  • Precedent Transaction Analysis: This method involves looking at the prices paid for similar businesses in past transactions to determine a fair valuation multiple.

The Asset-Based Valuation method calculates the value of a business based on the total value of its assets, subtracting its liabilities. This method is often used when valuing businesses with significant tangible assets or those that are being liquidated. Key types of asset-based valuations include:

  • Net Asset Value (NAV): The total value of the company’s assets (both tangible and intangible) minus its liabilities.
  • Liquidation Value: The value a business would have if it were to be sold off or liquidated, often at distressed prices.

Goodwill is an intangible asset that represents the premium a buyer is willing to pay above the fair market value of a business’s tangible assets. It is often the result of factors such as:

  • Brand reputation and customer loyalty.
  • A skilled workforce and strong management team.
  • Competitive advantages like proprietary technology or business processes. Goodwill is typically assessed during acquisitions and is recorded on the balance sheet after a business purchase.

We apply income-based methods such as Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), where future earnings are forecasted and discounted to reflect present value, accounting for risk and time.

Yes. Having a valuation early helps establish a baseline, supports funding efforts, and provides transparency when allocating shares or attracting investors during business formation.

Frequent cash flow shortages, declining profit margins, or rising debt are warning signs. A valuation uncovers these financial red flags and provides actionable insight for recovery planning.

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