Yes. The best results derive from companies that have a demonstrable track record, accurate financial reporting and a clear idea how their industry is heading.
We have performed simulating and modelling in most industries and are as comfortable with industries that participate in manufacturing, wholesaling and retailing products. We type transactions.
Our preference is not to provide services in industries where there are specialised modelling techniques that diversify from the core modelling methods. Such industries include anything involved in extraction, project finance or real estate. Also potential high growth companies seeking investment based on intellectual property are challenging to model because of the level of uncertainty.
Strategic Transactions complex certified valuations will be more useful in situations where we are assessing value for reasons other than sale value or benchmarking – including litigation or tax reporting, or where the client may require an expert witness.
Finally, there are certain types of company structure and operation that would make a complex valuation more applicable. These include: multi-divisional and transnational operations, those with high intangibles and those that would benefit from Real Options modelling where decisions and outcomes taken at multiple future points (defer, flexibility, expand, abandon) would affect present value of outcome.