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Willem Smeets advises on
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Willem Smeets advises on:

  • Business succession
  • Financial disputes
  • Economic damages
  • Other valuation issues
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Who?

Willem Smeets acts as an advisor for all those involved and advises:

  • Shareholders
  • Partners
  • Investors
  • Judicial authorities
  • Lawyers
  • Tax professionals
  • Accountants
  • Liquidators and trustees
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Valuation methods

For business valuations, the following methods can be applied:

  • Cash flow based
  • Profit based
  • Asset based
  • Multiple based
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Business valuation

A proper valuation takes into account the specific circumstances of the company and the current and future developments that can affect the value of the enterprise.

In a positive as well as in a negative sense.

A decent valuation is based on the following elements:

  • Money (cash flows): how much do I invest now and what will I get in return later
  • Time: when do I receive the proceeds of my investment
  • Risk: what return is required, considering the risks of the investment

Business valuation is more than just a calculation

Michael Porter’s five forces model

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