Business Valuation

I Introduction In India’s rapidly expanding economy, large-scale infrastructure and industrial projects are becoming increasingly common. However, with capital-intensive initiatives come significant risks—both technical and financial. As banks and financial institutions grow more cautious in lending, due diligence has transformed from a formality into a strategic necessity. This is where Techno-Economic Viability (TEV) studies come

I Introduction: More Than Just a Compliance Report In India’s increasingly digital business ecosystem, application valuation has emerged as a critical factor in understanding true business worth. Applications today are core drivers of value, from fintech platforms streamlining lending to SaaS solutions transforming B2B operations, to app-based logistics businesses managing last-mile delivery. The application is

The Hidden Gold of Indian Business In the evolving landscape of modern business, intangible assets have emerged as powerful drivers of enterprise value. From proprietary software and trademarks to customer relationships and brand equity, these non-physical assets are increasingly shaping the growth trajectories of Indian companies. However, their absence from traditional balance sheets often leads

I Introduction: The Rise of Intangible Value In today’s digital-first economy, a company’s real worth is often hidden in intangible assets you can’t see—its software, brand equity, customer data, and intellectual property. These assets don’t show up in the same way as buildings or machinery, but they often hold more strategic and financial value, especially

1. Introduction: Your Brand Is a Financial Asset A Brand Valuation Report is an essential tool that goes beyond assigning a mere number to your brand, it serves as a strategic asset that can significantly impact your company’s financial health. In today’s competitive Indian market, where intangible assets like brand equity increasingly influence business success,

The Hidden Gold of Indian Business In the evolving landscape of modern business, intangible assets have emerged as powerful drivers of enterprise value. From proprietary software and trademarks to customer relationships and brand equity, these non-physical assets are increasingly shaping the growth trajectories of Indian companies. However, their absence from traditional balance sheets often leads

Why Purchase Price Allocation (PPA) Matters for Indian Businesses In an era of aggressive mergers, acquisitions, and corporate restructuring, one question remains central to financial transparency: How do we account for the price paid during a business combination? That’s where Purchase Price Allocation (PPA) steps in. For Indian businesses, especially those adhering to Indian Accounting