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EquityNet - Magnifying Investment Potential

EquityNet - Magnifying Investment Potential

Saturday, July 04 2009

Market Analysis	$900 - $4,900
From a high-level overview of a market opportunity to a more detailed understanding of the size and growth rate of all relevant markets, barriers, and driving forces to market demand, EquityNet generates highly quantitative results that are fully detailed and easy to digest.
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Competitive Analysis	$900 - $4,900
A Competitive Analysis considers the present and emerging competitive landscape and compares the level of competitive intensity to the enterprise’s barriers to competitive emulation such as market share, business model, and intellectual property.
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Financial Analysis	$900 - $4,300
EquityNet can perform a comprehensive financial analysis of a business. Depending on the maturity of the business and the scope of financial analysis desired by the client, a financial analysis can comprise some or all of many various financial factors and ratios.
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Business Valuation L1	$1,900 - $2,400
Cash Flow, Market-Based A Level 1 Business Valuation provides an inexpensive and fast way to estimate the value of a business by considering primarily the cash-flow-generating ability of the business and market-based valuation data.
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Business Valuation L2	$2,500 - $4,000
Cash Flow, Market-Based, Scenario Analysis A Level 2 Business Valuation incorporates a unique scenario analysis of the enterprise that enables clients to more accurately estimate the value of a business based on an understanding of how that value varies with changes in enterprise assumptions.
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Business Valuation L3	$5,000 - $9,500
Certified! Cash Flow, Asset, Market-Based For clients seeking a certified business valuation, EquityNet and its partner specialize in privately-held business appraisal and valuation-related consulting services, including closely-held business interests and intangible assets.
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