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Company Valuation
We calculate the real value of your company with precision and a vision for the future
At Euroval, we value your company by estimating its assets, projected results, and future capital gains. We analyze key factors such as activity, clients, rights, and market position. This process is key in sales, restructurings, successions, or corporate changes.
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We are approved by the main financial institutions in the country. Our valuation reports are valid for guarantees and mortgage loans.
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Over 35 years as Leaders in Valuation and Appraisal
We provide our services throughout Spain and Portugal, for the financial, insurance, real estate and business sectors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Thanks to the valuation of companies, we can estimate the prospects of their results or the potential capital gains of their assets.
Based on What Factors Do We Assess the Value of your Company?
This is a process that is used for multiple purposes, with the objective of quantifying its total assets, that is, to achieve an estimation or quantification of all the elements that make up the business structure, including its projection, assets, activity, client portfolio, real rights, intellectual property rights, position in a specific economic sector, and any other tangible or intangible element susceptible to valuation.
Calculate the Value of your Company
There are times that require the valuation of companies, as occurs in the processes of buying/selling, debt restructuring, and obtaining lines of financing, and other diverse scenarios, from processes of capital increase, entry and exit of partners, analysis of investments and divestments to situations of inheritances or successions, or even the remuneration of shareholders.
What is the CNAE?
The CNAE is the National Classification of Economic Activities whose objective is to collect economic activities in order to carry out data collection for the purpose of producing national statistics and classifying them according to the activities carried out. It is a code composed of four digits that identifies the economic activity carried out.
Only commercial entities are obliged to identify themselves with this code in terms of the main activity. Since 2009, all companies must specify the CNAE code that corresponds to the main economic activity they carry out. This code must be identified and present in the articles of incorporation of the company.