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Our Services

Business Valuations

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Business Valuations

Marchese Property Valuation specialises in business valuations for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Our expertise is backed by extensive experience and leadership, with our Director being a registered Business Broker and accredited Business Valuer with the Australian Institute of Business Brokers and the Business Brokers Network Australia. With over 20 years of industry experience, MPV offers a thorough evaluation of all aspects of your business, utilising a variety of valuation methods to establish an expert opinion of value.

Understanding the value of your business is crucial for selling, transferring shares, or determining its true market value. The valuation process depends heavily on your industry and the current market value of similar businesses.

MPV’s approach includes analyzing your financials, identifying market trends, and collaborating with you to determine an accurate market value for your business. We also help calculate goodwill value and estimate future profits.

Determining a business's worth involves considering its unique characteristics, location, and operations. Profitability is a key factor, but it's not always straightforward. As business valuers, we start by reviewing financial documents, discussing with the owner, and analyzing business documentation. We assess risk factors to predict future income and profitability, suggesting a likely price range for the business, while the owner decides the asking price.

We have valued businesses ranging from $20,000 to $20 million. Precision in business valuation is critical; overpricing can prevent a sale and waste time. A good first step is to honestly ask yourself, “Would I pay this for my business?”

The value of a business is influenced by the current market, business perception, desirability, and many other factors, but ultimately, it’s determined by the price a buyer is willing to pay and a seller is willing to accept, without pressure on either side.

For further information please feel free to contact us. We will endeavour to get back to you within 24 hours of receipt of your message.

Our Services

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    Business Valuations

    Selling

    Transferring shares

    Market valuations

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    Family Law

    Deceased estate

    Life interest

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    Residential + Commercial Valuations

    Residential - General

    Residential - High End

    Commercial

    Industrial

    Specialist retail valuations

    Hotel valuations

    Development/construction

    Land subdivision

    Strata compliance

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    Accounting Valuations

    Capital gains tax

    Stamp duty

    Land tax objection

    SMSF

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    Asset Valuations

    Motor vehicles

    Goods and chattels

    Machinery and equipment