Our reports are signed by qualified professionals recognized by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI), a prerequisite for NCLT filings.
We don’t just hand over a report; we stand by our numbers. We are prepared to answer queries from Statutory Auditors, the Regional Director (RD), or the Official Liquidator (OL) during the approval process.
Our transparent methodology minimizes the risk of litigation from dissenting minority shareholders by demonstrating clear procedural fairness.
Mergers, Amalgamations, and Restructuring are transformative milestones in a corporate lifecycle. However, the success of a “Scheme of Arrangement” in India often hinges on a single, highly sensitive number: the Share Exchange Ratio (Swap Ratio).
At Value Cube, we provide the regulatory fortitude your transaction needs. We move beyond theoretical modeling to deliver Valuation Reports and Fairness Opinions that stand up to the rigorous scrutiny of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), SEBI, tax authorities, and minority shareholders.
In most Indian mergers, cash rarely changes hands. Instead, shareholders of the Transferor Company (Target) receive shares of the Transferee Company (Acquirer). The Swap Ratio defines this exchange.
Determining this ratio is not a simple arithmetic exercise; it is a complex relative valuation. It requires an “apples-to-apples” comparison where both entities are valued using uniform methodologies to ensure that the wealth of shareholders remains intact post-merger.
In India, a valuation report for M&A is a statutory document, not just an internal reference. We ensure your transaction complies with the intersecting mandates of: