Further issue of shares
Preferential and rights issues at fair value
- Companies Act 2013 Sec 247; Income-tax Rule 11UA
- DCF with NAV cross-check
- Typical turnaround: 7 to 10 working days
Written for referring CAs and CS firms: send the statutory valuation, receive a report on a stated date, with every figure traced to its source. Each service lists its provision, approach and typical turnaround from complete information.
Law as on 1 April 2026 · Last reviewed 15 October 2026
Valuations the law requires, under the provision that governs them.
Preferential and rights issues at fair value
Resident and non-resident transfers
FDI, ODI and cross-border pricing
Valuation support for compounding applications
Offer price under the Takeover Regulations
Fair value for buyback pricing
Fair market value for assessments and transactions
Valuation under the Share Capital Rules
Deal and scheme valuations, with each assumption stated so both sides can test it.
Mergers, demergers and arrangements
Independent opinion for boards and committees
Buy-side and sell-side value ranges
Undertaking value for business transfers
Allocation to identified intangibles and goodwill
Three-statement and scenario models
Quality of earnings, net debt and working capital
Fair and liquidation values for the CoC, the NCLT and the lender, with the basis of each stated.
Two bases for the resolution process
Preferential, undervalued, extortionate and fraudulent transactions
Value testing of plans against liquidation value
Collateral and enterprise value for lenders
Fair values for the balance sheet, the grant letter and the fund.
Intangible asset values for transactions and reporting
Recoverable amount of cash-generating units
Grant-date fair value and perquisite value
Financial instruments and level 3 inputs
Periodic valuation of fund investments
A trading business with visible cash flows leans on DCF; a holding entity on NAV; a company with listed peers on multiples. The weight is stated with the reason for it.
Beta from listed peers over a stated window, market return from published fund tables, the risk-free rate from the government yield on the valuation date.
Every figure traceable to a document and page, every judgement stated with its alternative, every cross-check shown.