When companies are going through an insolvency resolution process, determining the fair value of the assets and liabilities becomes extremely important as this is the amount that the stakeholders can expect to receive after paying off all the liabilities. This indicates the importance of fair and prudent valuation as per the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). .
At CompaniesNext, we offer expert valuation services tailored to meet the stringent requirements of the IBC framework, ensuring compliance, clarity, and confidence throughout the insolvency resolution process.
Provides Guidance: Prudent valuation reports acts as a guidepost to Insolvency professionals, COC, SCC & NCTL .
Gauging performance of IBC: The estimates of fair value and liquidation value are often used by IBBI for statistical purposes for gauging the performance of IBC.
Stakeholder Confidence: Getting an independent third party valuation during the Insolvency resolution process improves credibility and increases stakeholder confidence).
Accurate Asset Classification: Helps in identifying and categorizing assets such as secured and unsecured assets, enabling proper treatment in the resolution process.
Body Corporates : Body corporates being full body corporates in which the resolution or liquidation process has been commenced
Fixed Asset: Plant, machinery, land, buildings etc.
Intangible assets: Intellectual property, brand value, goodwill, and other nonphysical assets.
Financial Instruments: Debt, equity shares, and other securities.
Distressed Assets: - regarding certain assets that require additional attention due to operational issues or financial challenges.
We provide comprehensive valuation services that include:
Fair Value Determination: We follow the guidelines provided by IBBI to compute fair value for the company.
Business Valuation: Assessing the value of the business enterprise as a going concern or liquidation value receivable.
Asset Valuation:: Valuation for different kinds of assets possessedby the business eg: current asset, fixed assets, financial assets etc.
Due Diligence Support: Our valuation is backed by strong reasoning and analytical aptitude and performing utmost due diligence
Valuation Reporting: Clear, compliant, and detailed valuation reports suitable for submission to NCLT and other authorities.
IBBI Registered Valuers: Our team consists of professionals registered with IBBI ensuring compliance with the required mandate.
Methodical and Transparent: Our experienced team deals with every assignment with proper applicable methods providing complete transparency to clients.
Collaborative: We work closely with resolution professionals, legal advisors, and stakeholders to ensure smooth processes.
Timely Delivery: Understanding the time-sensitive nature of insolvency proceedings, we prioritize prompt, accurate valuations.
With over 15 years of valuation expertise and a deep understanding of the IBC ecosystem, CompaniesNext is your trusted partner for insolvency valuations. We combine technical proficiency with practical experience to help you navigate complex insolvency proceedings confidently and compliantly.
📩 Facing insolvency resolution or liquidation? Contact CompaniesNext for expert valuation services under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
Is valuation mandatory under the IBC?
Yes, two registered valuers must assess both fair value and liquidation value during the CIRP.
What’s the difference between fair value and liquidation value?
Fair value is the price in an orderly transaction; liquidation value is what can be realized under a forced/distress sale.
Who appoints the valuers under IBC?
The Resolution Professional (RP) appoints two registered valuers within 7 days of commencement of CIRP.
Which valuation methods are used?
Market approach, income approach, and cost approach depending on asset class and condition.
Are your valuers IBBI-registered?
Yes, our valuations are conducted by IBBI-registered professionals.
Can you assist with real estate or plant & machinery valuation?
Yes, we have domain-specific experts for each asset class.
Are your reports accepted by NCLT?
Yes, our reports comply with IBC and IBBI norms and are widely accepted.
How long does the valuation process take?
Typically 7–15 working days depending on asset complexity and access.
Do you work with all types of insolvency cases?
Yes, including corporate insolvency, liquidation, and voluntary winding-up.
Can you help with revaluation in case of disputes?
Yes, we provide second opinions and revaluation services when required.
