Valuation Services

The Cambridge Partners merger & acquisition advisory team specializes in providing M&A advice, capital raising services and other valuation advisory services to privately held businesses, private equity firms and subsidiaries of publicly held companies. 

The valuation services group at Cambridge Partners & Associates  specializes in business and stock valuations, ASC 805 business combination valuations, real estate appraisals, machinery and equipment appraisals and cost segregation studies, among others. Our professional background includes experience from Big Four accounting firms, national consulting firms and institutional investors. Our techniques and methodologies are original, well documented, and are designed to withstand the scrutiny of the most discerning authorities.

More than ever, Cambridge Partners is committed to building long-term relationships by meeting or exceeding client expectations through personalized service, rapid turnaround, reasonable fees, and skilled business valuation techniques. We welcome the opportunity to put our expertise and experience to work for you and look forward to hearing from you.

Following is a partial list of our services:

• Cost Segregation Studies
• Machinery & Equipment Appraisals
• Business and Stock Valuations
• Intangible Asset and Intellectual Property Valuations
• ASC 350 and ASC 805 Valuations for Financial Reporting
• Fairness Opinions and Solvency Opinions
• Valuations for Litigation Support
• 409A Stock Option Valuations
• Real Estate Market Studies
• Real Estate Appraisals

Up-to-Date Appraisal
Markets are constantly fluctuating or changing. These fluctuations affect various properties differently. Because of this constant state of flux, there is no all-inclusive answer as to how long an appraisal may be considered up-to-date. Whether an appraisal needs to be updated depends on any changes that have occurred in the assets that were already under appraisement and whether the value and premise of value at the time of that appraisal are still pertinent. We recommend that an appraisal be reviewed and updated as required at least every year. If the business, asset or market conditions have changed dramatically, a review may be required sooner.