A valuation helps determine your company’s fair market value, crucial for equity fundraising, issuing shares, onboarding new partners, or complying with Indian tax and company laws.

Yes. Valuation is often required for startups even with minimal revenue, especially during fundraising or issuing ESOPs. We use projection-based models like DCF or market comparable.

Yes. All our reports are CA-certified and prepared in line with Indian accounting standards and regulatory norms such as FEMA, Companies Act, and Rule 11UA of the Income Tax Act.

We use DCF (Discounted Cash Flow), Net Asset Value, and Comparable Transaction Method, depending on your financials, growth stage, and purpose of valuation.

Generally, a valuation report remains valid for 6 to 12 months, depending on market conditions and internal financial changes.

Yes. Under Rule 11UA of the Income Tax Act, a valuation is mandatory to determine the fair market value (FMV) of shares before issuing ESOPs or sweat equity to employees or directors.

That’s not a problem. We assist early-stage startups by working with forecasted financials, founder insights, and market research to prepare a credible valuation report.