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Valid Value
Valid Value is a professional valuation model for valuation professionals with all relevant calculation methods for valuing companies. The Valid Value valuation model offers all the advantages of a spreadsheet, without the disadvantages.
Valuation tool
The basis of Valid Value is Excel for the valuation tool and Powerpoint or Word for the reporting. The models run on your own computer but contain links to databases with support data that is relevant for the valuation. So you work in your own familiar environment. Valid Value links the flexibility and familiarity of the Excel functionality to its own, secure standard working method.
Valuation software & add-in
The Valid Value valuation software is easy to use. On top of that, our own add-in increases your productivity - updating presentations can be done at the touch of a button. There is plenty of room within our models for adjustments to the specific situation of the valuation case, but the calculation method is secured, which prevents formula errors. The formulas used are transparent, so you have insight into the development of the valuation in Excel and there is no 'black box'.
Benefits of Valid Value
Everything in one model
All relevant valuation methods in one model
Standardization and flexibility
Optimal combination of flexibility and standardization
Dynamic links
Dynamic link from Excel to PowerPoint or Word, update reports at the touch of a button.
References
A user: 'I am very pleased with the Excel tool. It is very well thought out and the chance of model errors is limited/nil'
During a demo: 'The first model that is flexible, complete and built from practice
Valuation professional: "Better than all other valuation models I have seen."
4.5 stars on Sourceforge
Selection of our customers
Valuation methods Valid Value
DCF WACC
The DCF-WACC is an internationally widely used valuation method. The direct cash flow method calculates the cash flows in the future back to the present.
DCF APV
The APV method is a DCF method. Like the DCF-WACC, future cash flows are discounted. The influence of debt financing is calculated separately with the APV method.
Multiples
The market multiple method assumes that the realized result (or turnover) is a good proxy for the forecast period. In this method, for example, the EBITDA is multiplied by a sector-specific multiple.
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