Request a start-up valuation

Why the valuation is needed: an ESS start-up concession valuation, a valuation to support an unlisted ESS offer under the Corporations Act (s 1100X) ¹, a shareholder or founder transfer, a capital raise, or a tax or restructure event. If your purpose is a dispute or court matter, tell us here too: that is our dispute or court expert report, $4,495 + GST, delivery agreed before commencement. If your purpose is financial reporting, such as an AASB 2 option value or an AASB 13 fair value, tell us here too: financial-reporting fair value is offered, and it is a different basis from market value for tax ², scoped and quoted separately. Delivery time starts once payment and all required information have been received. See Pricing for the full fee table. Purpose usually determines the basis of value ^{3, 2} (a shareholders' agreement or constitution can define its own), so this is one of the most useful things you can tell us.

The whole company (enterprise or total equity value), one class of shares, a specific parcel, or options or rights. Valuing one class means allocating equity value across classes with different rights. A parcel may need adjustments for control, marketability or transfer restrictions. An option or right is valued by reference to the underlying share. Each adds scope.

A simple yes or no. If yes, we will ask for the amount, the date and the class of instrument by reply. This tells us what evidence may already exist and, for an ESS start-up concession valuation, whether the simpler net tangible assets method in LI 2025/19 may be available ⁴; other conditions also apply. See Recent capital raise as valuation evidence for why a recent round is treated as evidence, not as the value of an ordinary share ^{5, 6}.