Scoping & purpose
We confirm the purpose of the valuation (transaction, reporting, tax, dispute), the standard of value, the valuation date and the recipients of the report.
Independent business, equity and intangible asset valuations for transactions, reporting and strategic decisions — with the methodology, assumptions and sensitivities documented to the standard auditors and counterparties expect.

Most valuations are triggered by a transaction, a financial report or a board decision. These are the ones we are asked to produce most often.
Buy-side equity and enterprise valuation with the methodology, assumptions and sensitivities documented to a standard that holds up to seller and lender scrutiny.
How we helpSell-side valuation aligned to the deal structure — informing the asking price, the negotiation range and the position the board signs off on.
How we helpPPA exercises identifying and measuring the acquired intangible assets, goodwill and contingent consideration — in line with IFRS 3.
How we helpValuations for share-for-share exchanges, contributions in kind and inter-group transfers — with the tax and accounting consequences considered up front.
How we helpIndependent fairness opinions on the financial terms of a transaction, drafted to the standard expected by directors, shareholders and regulators.
How we helpValuations supporting impairment testing, financial instrument measurement and disclosure under IFRS 13 — coordinated with the audit team where relevant.
How we helpSelect an engagement to see what is included, what you receive and how the work is delivered.
Enterprise and equity valuations for transactions, restructurings and strategic decisions — built on three calibrated methodologies and a defensible weighting.
What you receive
Every conclusion of value reconciles at least two of the three classical approaches. We choose, weight and document the methods that fit the asset and the purpose of the valuation.
Value derived from expected future cash flows.
Used when the business or asset has a reasonably forecastable income stream — the primary method for most operating businesses and many intangibles.
Value benchmarked against comparable transactions and listed peers.
Used as a primary or cross-check method where comparable data exists — particularly for mature sectors and assets traded in observable markets.
Value based on the cost to recreate or replace the asset today.
Used for asset-heavy entities, early-stage businesses and intangibles where replacement cost is observable and income-based methods are not reliable.
Conclusions of value that stand up at audit committee, in front of counterparties and through regulator review — across sectors, jurisdictions and reporting frameworks.
We confirm the purpose of the valuation (transaction, reporting, tax, dispute), the standard of value, the valuation date and the recipients of the report.
We gather and challenge the financial information, business plan and market data — reconciling figures with management and the audit team where relevant.
We build the models — DCF, multiples and asset-based as needed — calibrate the assumptions and run the sensitivity and scenario analysis behind the conclusion.
We deliver the written report, present to the board or audit committee and stand behind the conclusion through audit review, regulator queries or transaction negotiations.
Buy-side and sell-side parties needing an independent number to anchor pricing, negotiation and the board approval that follows.
Companies undertaking restructurings, share-for-share exchanges, capital reductions or internal transfers that require defensible internal valuations.
CFOs and finance teams needing fair value support for IFRS reporting, impairment testing and Purchase Price Allocation after acquisitions.
Boards, special committees and minority shareholders requiring an independent fairness opinion on the financial terms of a transaction.
One brief on the asset, the deal or the reporting requirement and a partner will reply within one business day with scope, fee and the named team that will run the valuation.
For financial reporting standards and Cyprus professional guidance, consult the IFRS Foundation and ICPAC. These sources provide general context; contact our team for advice on your circumstances.