Purchase and download any of these Business Valuation tools
Small Business Valuation
Business Value Analyst
Business Value I
Business Valuation II
Business Valuation Letters
Economic Value
Small Business Valuation
Recognizes the special features of small businesses and owner-operated businesses as it calculates business value using correct methodology. Easy-to-use, step-by-step approach. Prints a Valuation Certifcate as well as business forecasts.
Business Value Analyst
Common sense and easy-to-use, Business Value Analyst makes sophisticated valuation and value analysis accesssible to the non-expert. Business Value Analyst covers operating and capital forecasts, the special features of small businesses, improving the business, the cost of capital, ROE, WACC, CAPM, business value, capital value, the relationship of value to the accounts, creation and sources of value, profitability review, performance review, ownership strategy and Valuation Certificate.
Business Value I
Mega user-friendly - guides you through a sophisticated business valuation in easy steps. Covers operating and capital forecasts, business value, capital value, relationship of value to the accounts, cost of capital, sources of value, business forecasts and a Valuation Certificate.
Business Valuation II
This heavy-duty valuation program remains logical and easy to use. Allows you to make detailed forecasts of revenues, expenditures, capital and financing activities. Allows for different types of risk. Business Valuation II includes documentation of the program and of the theory and measurement of business value. Also includes valuation case studies. There is a valuation letter template and a report template together with reports on forecast business and financial performance.
Business Valuation Letters
Provides templates for three reports and three letters (ranging up to 25 pages plus tables) to document and convey your valuation.
Economic Value
An electronic book which in 150 pages reviews the theory and practice of business valuation. Economic Value also discusses the nature and source of business value and how to increase business value.
e-dec's Approach to Business Valuation
Business value is the monetary benefit arising from ownership of an interest in a business. Business valuation measures this benefit.
This concept of business value is simple but very powerful. Of course, great care is needed to formulate correctly procedures that measure this benefit and to apply these procedures correctly to a specific business situation. e-dec has applied modern economic and financial theory to develop a correct procedure for valuing business interests.
An owner benefits by sharing in the purchasing power created by a business. This benefit is forward looking - it is based on ownership of what is expected to be created in the future. The purchasing power generated in any year is measured by the cash flow to equity during that year. In this way, the benefit of ownership is the total value of the share in the expected future cash flow. Business performance must be forecast into the future in order to find the expected cash flows. As the future is uncertain, the valuation procedure must allow for the various kinds of risk and uncertainty facing the business. Then, the time value of equity must be found and the expected time stream of future benefits consolidated into a single equivalent value in todays terms.
e-dec's Business Valuation methodology deals with all these challenges - defining benefit, measuring cash flow to equity, forecasting business performance, allowing for risk and uncertainty, allowing for time, finding the time cost of equity and consolidating into a total value today.
This applies to business value in any of its forms: