Private company share valuations
Define the holding before discussing its value.
Explore the question ↗PRIVATE COMPANY SHARES · A CLEARLY DEFINED BRIEF
Independent share valuation enquiries for private company owners and advisers. Start with the interest, the evidence and the purpose the work needs to serve.
Shares, rights and purpose.
Document the assumptions.
Scope, fee and permitted use.
START WITH THE ASSIGNMENT
A defined purpose, evidence and intended use make the financial work more useful.
Define the holding before discussing its value.
Explore the question ↗Prepare the financial brief for a proposed shareholder departure.
Explore the question ↗Get the assignment clear before comparing numbers.
Explore the question ↗Clarify the role and relationships before an appointment.
Explore the question ↗Know what the deliverable needs to explain.
Explore the question ↗FROM INFORMATION TO INSTRUCTION
A commercial planning question and a report for specified third-party use can need different engagements. Define the work before comparing figures.
Build your valuation brief ↗A PRACTICAL ROUTE FORWARD
Begin with a short enquiry. No accounts, agreements or sensitive documents are needed to start.
Your holding, purpose, timing and information available.
Suitability, responsibilities, outputs and fee agreed before work starts.
A tailored information request and clear arrangements for the engagement.
BEFORE YOU COMMISSION
No. A share valuation needs a defined interest, date, purpose and supporting evidence. The tools on this site help prepare a question or illustrate ownership arithmetic; they do not produce a value.
Consult EFC. Enquiries are handled by Kishen Patel, BFP ACA, an ICAEW Chartered Accountant. The related Consult EFC websites offer different routes into its services.
That requires a specific suitability, scope and intended-use assessment. A commercial enquiry or planning report does not automatically meet those requirements.
Remote enquiries are welcome from businesses and shareholders across the UK. Any meeting or information-sharing requirements are agreed when scoping the work.
A CLEAR BRIEF. A REASONED CONCLUSION.
Scope and fees agreed before any engagement begins.