Valuation as part of buying, selling or merging business units or companies.
Supporting startups, growth companies, private equity / VC in pricing, negotiation and exit strategy.
For strategic decision making, performance evaluation, incentive & ESOP planning.
Business splits, carve-outs, spin-offs, joint ventures.
Healthcare, IT / SaaS, Manufacturing, Real Estate and more. Models tailored to sector trends.
Exploring multiple futures—growth, risk, cost changes—and quantifying impact on valuation.
Here’s how Harshul Mangal & Associates delivers business valuation & analytics:
| Method | When / Why Used | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) | For businesses with predictable cash-flows, growth, or those involved in transaction negotiations. | Projects future cash flows and discounts them back to present. |
| Comparable Company / Market Multiples | When there are similar companies (listed or unlisted) to benchmark against. | Faster, often acceptable in peer group valuation. |
| Net Asset Value (NAV) / Adjusted Book Value | For asset-heavy businesses, or where liquidation or asset value matters more than operating profitability. | Focuses on underlying asset values rather than earnings. |
| Residual Income / Excess Earnings | Where business profits and cost of capital drives value over book value. | Measures value created over required returns on capital. |
| Real Options / Strategic Value Add-ons | To account for future flexibility, growth options, or expansion potential not captured in steady-state forecasts. | Captures strategic upside beyond base-case valuation. |
We also ensure compliance with Indian laws and accounting standards (e.g. Ind-AS / IFRS) when choosing methods and modelling. Research on Ind AS 113 (Fair Value Measurement) guides fair valuation under Indian standards.