Shareholder disputes
An independent figure when shareholders disagree.
When one party wants to buy and the other wants to sell, the value of the shares is usually where it stalls. A neutral valuation gives both sides a fair starting point.
Neutral by design.
In a shareholder dispute, every number is suspect — each side assumes the other's figure is self-serving, and often it is. Because we don't act for either party's wider interests and we don't sell the business, the valuation we produce has no stake in the outcome.
We set out the methodology, the assumptions and the comparable evidence in full, so the figure can be examined rather than simply argued over. That's frequently what moves a stalled negotiation forward. Fixed fee, typically £495, delivered in 72 hours.
This is for you if…
- —Shareholders are negotiating a buy-out and can't agree the price.
- —You need a neutral figure to break a deadlock.
- —A solicitor has asked for an independent valuation to support a settlement.
Request an independent share valuation.
A neutral, fully evidenced figure in 72 hours.