VALLARIS™ works with an exclusive and discerning clientele of owners, founders, boards, funds and buyers who want the best price and terms, and numbers that hold up with buyers, auditors, exchanges and courts.
M&A advisory is the work of buying, selling or merging a company: finding the right counterparty, setting the price, testing the numbers through due diligence and negotiating the terms to completion.
Bid advisory is support for a company competing for a contract or concession through a formal tender.
Financial due diligence is an independent review of a company’s financial position before a deal.
A growth strategy sets where a company will grow and how it will get there: by building, by buying, by partnering, or by preparing for a sale.
A financial model projects a company’s earnings, cash flow and balance sheet so owners, investors and lenders can test a decision before they make it.
A business valuation sets what a company is worth, on a stated basis of value and at a stated date.
Intangible asset valuation sets the value of assets you cannot touch: patents, trademarks and brands, software and technology, customer relationships, licences and know-how.
Financial instrument valuation measures the fair value of instruments that have no quoted price, such as convertible notes, preference shares, warrants, earn-outs and intercompany loans.
Share-based payment valuation measures the fair value of equity awards given to employees and others, such as share options, restricted shares and performance shares, at the grant date.
Purchase price allocation (PPA) splits the price paid for an acquired business across its identifiable assets and liabilities at fair value, including intangible assets such as customer relationships, brands and technology.
Impairment testing checks that an asset, or a cash-generating unit, is not carried above its recoverable amount, which is the higher of its fair value less costs of disposal and its value in use.
Portfolio company valuation sets the fair value of a fund’s unlisted investments at each reporting date, as required by IFRS 13 and set out in the IPEV Valuation Guidelines.
Forensic accounting applies accounting and investigation to a legal question: tracing funds, testing transactions, reconstructing accounts and measuring loss, to a standard that stands up in court or arbitration.
Economic damages are the financial loss caused by a breach of contract, a tort, a shareholder dispute or an IP infringement.
Start with the decision in front of you. Buying or selling a company points to M&A advisory and financial due diligence. A number the auditor or a regulator will read points to valuation. A dispute points to forensic accounting or economic damages. The first conversation settles it, and it has no fee.
An exclusive and discerning clientele of owners, founders, boards, funds and buyers, in Singapore and across borders, in deals and disputes worth US$10M or more.
Siong Yoong, Chartered Valuer and Appraiser and founder of VALLARIS™, leads and signs the work.
Start with Verdict™, which scores the company first, free. When the company or the deal crosses US$10M, VALLARIS™ takes it from there.