Valuation

Introduction: Numbers That Speak Louder Than Words In India’s dynamic and fast-evolving funding landscape, investor confidence is more than a competitive advantage,  it’s a prerequisite. With domestic capital becoming more discerning and international funds scrutinizing every detail, businesses must present more than just ambition and potential. They must present evidence. An Investor Valuation Report, when […]

1. Introduction: Why Equity Valuation Matters India’s startup and SME ecosystem is booming, but knowing when to raise capital, what it’s worth, and how much equity to dilute can make or break a business. Whether you’re a first-time founder, a seasoned investor, or a stakeholder preparing for acquisition, valuation is the compass guiding these high-stakes

1. Introduction: Understanding Equity Valuation in the Indian Context Equity valuation is the analytical process of determining the fair value of a company’s shares. It is a critical function in corporate finance, investment analysis, regulatory compliance, and strategic decision-making. For entrepreneurs, investors, regulators, and stakeholders, accurate valuation serves as the foundation for informed action—whether that

1. Introduction Brief Context on SME Growth in India Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) form the backbone of the Indian economy, significantly contributing to the country’s GDP, exports, and employment. According to data from the Ministry of MSME, SMEs account for nearly 30% of India’s GDP and employ over 110 million people. With the rise

1. Introduction: Why Equity Valuation Matters India’s startup and SME ecosystem is booming, but knowing when to raise capital, what it’s worth, and how much equity to dilute can make or break a business. Whether you’re a first-time founder, a seasoned investor, or a stakeholder preparing for acquisition, valuation is the compass guiding these high-stakes

1. Introduction: What Is a Share Swap Ratio Report? In the evolving landscape of corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) have become a vital tool for companies seeking growth, diversification, or strategic alignment. While cash transactions remain common, many corporate combinations are increasingly being structured using non-cash alternatives, the most prominent of which is the