Business Valuation for Shareholder, Partnership and Commercial Disputes.
When the value of a business is contested, independent valuation evidence cuts through the noise. We provide impartial valuation support across shareholder, partnership, director and commercial disputes — for business owners and their legal advisers.
Clarifies the underlying value drivers each party is arguing about
Helps advisers understand the true financial position quickly
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Valuation factors in a dispute
Profitability and earnings quality
Ownership rights and class of shares
Minority interests and discounts
Marketability of a private holding
Business dependency on individuals
Disputed assumptions in prior valuations or formulas
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For solicitors and advisers
We regularly act on instruction from solicitors and corporate advisers handling disputes. Referrals are confidential and reports can be addressed to the instructing party or to the dispute jointly.
— FAQs
Can you value a company in a shareholder dispute?
Yes. We value whole companies and individual shareholdings for shareholder disputes, including minority and majority interests.
Can you support solicitors?
Yes — solicitors are a regular source of instruction, and we can address reports as required.
What information is needed?
Statutory accounts, management accounts, shareholder agreement, articles, and a brief summary of the dispute and the assumptions being contested.
Can you value a partnership interest?
Yes. Partnership interests are valued with reference to the partnership agreement, capital accounts, profit shares and the wider business value.
Is the valuation confidential?
Yes — handled confidentially and shared only with the parties and advisers you authorise.
Take the next step
Find out what your business could be worth before buyers do.
If you are considering a sale now or in the next few years, a confidential valuation call can help you understand where you stand, what buyers may look for, and what could improve your outcome.
