Valuation and Financial Modeling

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Valuation and Financial Modeling


Valuation of business and financial modelling department specialises in valuation of business, development of financial models and analysis of the company’s efficiency to achieve their high economic performance.


Main activities of the department:

1. Valuation of business: 

  • Calculation of the market value of a company for the purposes of mergers, acquisitions, reorganisations, IPO or business sales.
  • Analysis of the value of the company’s assets, including tangible assets (real estate, equipment) and intangible assets (brand, patents, licences).
  • Conducting valuations for corporate dispute resolution, financial planning or investment attraction.

2. Financial modelling: 

  • Development of financial models for assessing production efficiency, strategic planning and cash flow analysis using the discounted cash flow (DCF) method.
  • Forecasting cash flows (DCF), given the risks of market changes and macroeconomic changes.
  • Scenario analysis (add financial models) to assess the potential impact of various strategic decisions.

3. Evaluation of investment projects: 

  • Analysis of investment feasibility using financial modelling and NPV, IRR, PI indicators.
  • Comparison of investment options by economic indicators to select the most promising project.
  • Assessing the risks of investment projects and developing mechanisms to minimise them.

4. Corporate finance advisory services:

  • Support in M&A transactions, including financial due diligence and deal structuring.
  • Business valuation for raising debt or equity capital.
  • Developing recommendations for increasing the market value of an enterprise through its restructuring or reorganisation.

5. Analysis of industries and markets: 

  • Research of the competitive environment, market trends, market capacity and business development prospects.
  • Competitiveness analysis and development of a brand positioning strategy.
  • Forecasting market changes based on macro- and microeconomic factors.

6. Tax structuring: 

  • Valuation of assets for tax purposes using modern methods of tax planning and tax optimisation.
  • Developing mechanisms to reduce the tax burden and increase the efficiency of the company’s operations.


Each of these areas involves the use of modern financial analysis tools, a deep understanding of the specifics of the client’s business and close interaction with the client.

BDO in Ukraine experts not only provide valuation of business, financial modelling and market analysis services, but also offer customised solutions to solve complex issues:

  • Preparation for M&A transactions and business structuring
  • Restructuring the company to improve its economic efficiency
  • Attracting investment and optimising the company’s financial performance.


We ensure transparency, accuracy and full compliance with international standards such as IFRS, IAS and NAS, while also by considering local requirements. Our approaches are aimed at creating a sustainable basis for strategic decision-making.

By contacting BDO in Ukraine, you get:

•    A reliable partner with many years of experience in corporate finance
•    Access to expert knowledge in financial modelling, investment project evaluation and tax optimisation
•    The ability to implement effective financial solutions that will support the sustainable development of your business.





BDO in Ukraine is a team of professionals that will help you achieve financial stability, increase the market value of your business and achieve your strategic goals.

 

Key Contacts

Valeriy Afanasyev

Valeriy Afanasyev

Valuation Partner
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Dmytro Korol

Dmytro Korol

Head of Business Valuation and Financial Modeling
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FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

  • What is included in the “Valuation and Financial Modelling” service?

The service includes business valuation, development of financial models, performance analysis and preparation for mergers and acquisitions (M&A), restructuring, or investment attraction.

Business valuation is performed to support mergers, acquisitions, initial public offerings (IPO), company sales, financial planning, and investment attraction.

  • What assets are considered during business valuation?

Both tangible assets (e.g. real estate, equipment) and intangible assets (e.g. brand, patents, licenses) are taken into account.

  • What is financial modelling and why is it important?

Financial modelling refers to the process of creating financial models to evaluate business performance, forecast cash flows (DCF), and analyse strategic scenarios.

  • How are investment projects evaluated?

Investment projects are analysed using indicators such as NPV, IRR, and PI, which help determine the investment feasibility and identify the most promising options.

  • What services are included in corporate finance consulting?

It includes support during M&A transactions, due diligence, business valuation for capital raising, and development of recommendations to enhance company market value.

  • What standards are used during valuation?

Valuation is conducted in accordance with international standards such as IFRS and IAS, as well as Ukrainian NAS, with consideration of local requirements.

  • How does asset valuation for tax purposes differ?

Valuation for tax purposes is focused on optimising the tax burden through the application of modern tax planning strategies.

  • What benefits do clients receive when working with BDO in Ukraine? 

Clients benefit from access to deep expertise in corporate finance, financial modelling, investment analysis, and tax optimisation, along with comprehensive support in implementing solutions that foster sustainable business growth.

Glossary 

  • Assets — resources owned by a company that have economic value (tangible or intangible).
  • Business Valuation — determination of a company’s market value for sale, IPO, merger, or investment attraction purposes.
  • Corporate Restructuring — reorganisation of a company’s structure to improve operational efficiency and strategic positioning.
  • DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) — a valuation method based on projected cash flows adjusted for the time value of money.
  • Due Diligence — a financial and legal review of a company conducted during mergers, acquisitions, or investment processes.
  • Financial Analysis — an evaluation of a company’s performance indicators to support strategic decision-making.
  • Financial Modelling — the process of building financial models to forecast results, assess risks, and support strategic planning.
  • Industry and Market Analysis — a research of the competitive landscape, market trends, and business development prospects.
  • Intangible Assets — non-physical assets such as brand, patents, and licenses.
  • Investment Project — a business initiative requiring funding, evaluated using performance indicators (NPV, IRR, and PI).
  • IRR (Internal Rate of Return) — a metric that reflects the profitability of an investment project.
  • M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions) — corporate transactions involving the merging or acquisition of companies.
  • NPV (Net Present Value) — the net value of an investment project calculated by discounting future cash flows.
  • PI (Profitability Index) — a ratio that indicates the relative profitability of an investment.
  • Scenario Analysis — a method for evaluating potential outcomes of strategic decisions using financial modelling.
  • Tax Structuring — development of effective tax planning and optimisation mechanisms.