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Business Valuation Services

Know what your business is truly worth — with valuations signed by IBBI Registered Valuers and built to stand up before investors, tax authorities and courts.

Valuations that survive scrutiny.

Understanding the true value of your business is essential — whether you're raising funds, negotiating a merger, planning an exit or facing a legal challenge. At VMS Jhunjhunwala & Co, valuations are led by two Registered Valuers (Securities & Financial Assets) registered with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) — the statutory credential Indian law requires for most regulatory valuations.

Every report is in-depth, defensible and regulatory-compliant, tailored to your objective — not a template with your name on it.

When do you need a business valuation?

  • Raising equity or debt funding
  • Business sale, merger or acquisition
  • Joint ventures or partnership restructuring
  • Shareholder exit or buyback
  • Tax compliance, legal disputes or succession planning

Our valuation services

Startup Valuation

Fair market value to attract investors, secure funding or structure equity — using methods aligned with global standards, credible with every stakeholder at the table.

Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Valuation

Buying or selling a business? We evaluate assets, liabilities and cash flows to support informed decision-making on both sides of the transaction.

Deal & Transaction Advisory

Beyond the valuation report: buy-side and sell-side advisory for mergers, acquisitions and investments — deal structuring, negotiation support, and coordination from term sheet through diligence to closing.

ESOP Valuation

Accurate ESOP valuations for financial reporting and compliance — so your employee stock plan is an asset, not an audit risk.

Regulatory & Legal Valuations

Valuations required under the Income Tax Act, RBI/FEMA, the Companies Act, or for disputes involving shareholder exits, family settlements and court orders.

Financial Due Diligence

Before an investment or acquisition — financial health, hidden risks and deal-breakers assessed so the transaction closes without surprises.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a business valuation take?
Typically one to three weeks from the time we receive complete information, depending on the purpose and complexity. Regulatory deadlines (a closing date, a filing due date) are agreed upfront and honoured.
What information will you need from us?
Usually: historical financial statements, business projections, the cap table, shareholder agreements and any prior valuation reports. We send a precise checklist after a scoping call — most clients can assemble it in a few days.
Will your report be accepted for Companies Act, income tax and FEMA purposes?
We first identify which law your valuation must satisfy, because each prescribes who may sign. Companies Act valuations are issued by our IBBI Registered Valuers; where a merchant banker report is mandated (such as ESOP perquisite valuations), we coordinate it so all reports tell one consistent story.
My startup is pre-revenue — can it even be valued?
Yes. Early-stage valuation uses methods suited to the stage — and if you are issuing shares, the law requires a valuation regardless of revenue. The key is a defensible, well-reasoned report, not a big number.
What does a valuation cost?
It depends on purpose and complexity, and we quote a fixed fee upfront after a short scoping conversation — no hourly surprises.
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