We offer in-depth analysis and evaluation of investment projects, in light of the company’s business development goals, plans and strategies, by focusing on key parameters, including:
- Financial profitability;
- Resource availability and adequacy;
- Operational attainability;
- Potential returns;
- Investment horizons.
Investment appraisal is an integrated and complex process, which requires detailed review and analysis of all elements and aspects of the investment project’ activities, which add or reduce value. We also perform a big-picture review of the investment effect in the context of the existing business model. We have vast experience within the domain of investment project analysis and evaluation, as well as, objective assessment of the potential for sustainable profit and capital return levels.
ARP Management provide company valuation services to corporate clients, based on various financial forecasting models in line with the target’s industry dynamics and business model characteristics and specifications. We successfully advise our clients with regard to the forecasting of their company capital’s future, as well as current, intrinsic value. We are able to achieve this by way of combining our knowledge of the local investment environment and fundamentals with our accumulated experience and know-how in relation to M&A transactions of different size and scope. We focus our analysis on the business’ ability to generate sustainable revenue streams and profits, as well as effectively and efficiently obtain and/or firmly hold a competitive advantage position in the market.
We also offer timely expert advice with regard to key value drivers and trading risks, within the internal and external environment, which the company has to face and manage. We help our clients, of various size and economic sectors, achieve optimal business valuation and reduce perceived risks, for the purpose of achieving maximum price offerings, as part of business acquisition or strategic investment negotiations.
Key market scenarios, which require company valuation, for the purpose of management or shareholder decision-making, include:
- Buying and selling of majority or minority shareholdings;
- Mergers, acquisitions and restructuring;
- Debt or equity financing application process;
- Business insurance procedures;
- Liquidation, divestment and discontinuation of operations.