Business Valuation for Assurance is not just about calculating a number it’s about giving confidence to stakeholders. Whether you’re restructuring, onboarding investors, or complying with regulatory requirements, a defensible valuation ensures trust, clarity, and compliance.
We follow valuation practices in alignment with globally accepted methods such as Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), Net Asset Value (NAV), Market Multiples, and Guideline Public Company approaches, all under the framework of ICAI Valuation Standards, Ind AS 113, and IFRS 13.
This service is critical in events like mergers, demergers, employee stock option plans (ESOPs), buyback of shares, dispute resolutions, and capital restructuring. Our reports are structured to stand scrutiny from tax authorities, regulators, auditors, and courts.
We have a team of Registered Valuers (under IBBI) and valuation experts who bring deep sectoral expertise, analytical tools, and a structured process for business and asset valuation across industries like manufacturing, tech, pharma, services, and logistics.
Assurance-based valuations require documentation that satisfies internal and external auditors. We ensure transparency in assumptions, sensitivity analyses, and reconciliation with audited financial statements—making the report robust and audit-friendly.
We often work alongside transaction advisors, statutory auditors, legal professionals, and board members to ensure the valuation aligns with the financial and strategic intent. This end-to-end approach streamlines decisions and reduces turnaround time.
Valuation compliant with Ind AS, ICAI & IBBI norms
Required for mergers, acquisitions, ESOPs, buybacks, and disputes
Audit-ready and court-defensible valuation reports
Fast, cost-effective alternative to full audit
Useful for funding, investor updates, and internal use
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all auditing. At Pawan Lohia & Associates, every Risk-Based Internal Audit begins with an in-depth understanding of your business model, industry dynamics, and regulatory exposure. Our team collaborates closely with your internal stakeholders to prioritize risk areas, define scope, and execute detailed audits with a strategic lens.
It is a formal valuation of a business entity required for regulatory filings, board decisions, dispute resolution, or investor reporting. It assures stakeholders of the financial worth of the business based on recognized standards.
It is commonly required during mergers/demergers, ESOP implementation, buyback of shares, fundraising, dispute settlements, capital restructuring, and litigation cases.
We use DCF (Discounted Cash Flow), Market Comparables (Multiples), Net Asset Value (NAV), and other approaches depending on the business model, asset structure, and purpose.
Depending on the complexity and availability of data, valuations can take anywhere from 5 to 15 working days, including management interviews and financial reviews.
Absolutely. Our assurance valuations are legally defensible and often used for court submissions, shareholder disputes, and arbitration proceedings.