Understand what your business is worth

Our online business value calculator, Valu.LINK, delivers a quick appraisal of your business’s market value.

A business valuation appraisal involves a series of steps and methodologies utilised to gauge the economic worth of an owner’s stake in a business. At LINK, our focus is on conducting thorough business valuation appraisals employing a specialised “value appraisal methodology.” This approach helps ascertain a price that potential buyers may offer or sets the groundwork for the sale of a business.

To ensure a precise economic evaluation, schedule an appointment with one of our skilled brokers specializing in business valuation appraisals.

Get a detailed, business valuation appraisal

In the realm of business valuation appraisal, numerous owners assume their business’s value relies solely on net profit or gross sales multiplied by an industry-standard rule. Yet, frequently, a company’s intangible assets hold a higher value than its tangible ones. Appraising these intangibles demands profound expertise and a meticulous examination of various facets of a business entity.

Leveraging their expertise as sector specialists, LINK’s business brokers provide guidance and perspectives aimed at enhancing your business’s value when the moment arrives for a sale.

The true value of a business is based on the following elements:

Intangible Assets

Tangibile Assets

Why use valu.LINK

The Valu.LINK business valuation appraisal calculator swiftly estimates your business’s value utilizing its exclusive algorithm, drawing from extensive data accumulated over years by the world’s largest brokerage. This information is regularly updated on a monthly basis, offering a rapid assessment within the context of business valuation appraisal.

Why should you seek a business valuation?

In addition to estimating a business’s selling price, the same valuation tools are used by business appraisers to resolve commercial and legal disputes. Common uses include estate and gift taxation, divorce litigation, allocation of the purchase price among assets, buy–sell agreements for ownership interests, and shareholder deadlock.

At LINK, we focus on appraising businesses for the purpose of selling assets and stock as a going concern.

The LINK Difference

At LINK our business value appraisals form part of a bigger report in which our brokers and in some cases valuers, evaluate a business and provide a details appraisal. Our Business Value Appraisal is both a provision of our estimate of a business’s worth, but also an appraisal of its positions in the market and its sale-ability.

For many business owners this provides a more rounded view of their business and not simply a business valuation, or a number against the worth of a business.

Businesses are so much more than a number

We believe that most businesses are so much more than a number and that any fair business appraisal should take into account a number of key factors and provide greater insights for the business owner than a mere number.

By providing sound advice and insights, our brokers are able to deliver achievable targets that will increase the value of a business and endeavor to increase the perceived value or worth of that business.

The 4 key elements of a LINK business value appraisal

With a wide spread of brokers and more business sales than any other brokerage globally, we’re able to provide a more experienced report based on analysis of a huge volume of sales.

Economic Situation

A look at national, regional and local economic conditions existing as of the valuation date, as well as the conditions of the industry in which the business operates. After all, no business operates in a silo and therefore any appraisal needs to consider the environment in which a business operates

Accounts Normalisation

Any prospective purchaser needs to know how much cashflow they can extract from the business without unduly affecting operations. Our appraisal takes several approaches to making adjustments to the accounts to deliver a fair reflection of the opportunity.

Financial Analysis

A look at the financial statements of the business, using ratio, trend and industry comparative analysis tools to deliver a more scientific report on the financial state of the business. As the largest business brokerage in the world, LINK looks at industry comparisons both nationally and internationally.

Business Market Value

There are three broad approaches to business valuation and then a number of techniques that can be used within each approach. At LINK we consider all three business valuation approaches before providing a recommendation on which to apply to a particular business.

Calculate an estimated market value of your business in just 2 minutes.

Use our industry-leading, award-winning online tool to deliver a quick appraisal of the market value of your business.

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Important Information

Results generated by our business value appraisal calculator are based on the limited financial information provided by you and is to be used for example purposes. A formal business valuation must be provided by a business valuer, or a registered chartered accountant.