Industries

We understand each sector's drivers, asset types and regulatory demands — and tailor our valuation and advisory work accordingly.

Two companies can report the same earnings and still be read in opposite ways. One changes hands at nine times its profits; its near-twin, priced in another market, at twenty-five. Nothing in the arithmetic explains the gap. The sector does — and so does the market that prices it.

The decision that matters is which method the sector's own assets demand — and how much of the answer the market is willing to believe.

Our expertise

The firm has valued companies, instruments and assets across these sectors since 2008, and is trusted by more than 400 corporations. Every engagement is led by a qualified director and reviewed for independence.

Meet the team behind this work

How we work

The method is the same; the questions are not. We scope the purpose, choose the approach the asset demands, build the model, stress its assumptions and own the review — then state the basis, method and assumptions plainly enough to be challenged.

How we approach a sectorOne discipline, aimed at each sector's own drivers.
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  1. Scope the purpose & standard
  2. Choose the approach
  3. Build & stress the model
  4. Independent review
  5. Report: basis, method, assumptions

What you receive

  • A valuation report stating the basis, method and assumptions — what the board and auditor will test
  • Documented inputs and workings — so the number can be reconstructed
  • Sector-appropriate methods and named standards — IVS 2025, IFRS/IAS, ASC
  • Support for audit, transaction and financial reporting — including PPA and impairment

Different sectors, one question: will the number survive the room it is shown in?

Where we work

  • Financial ServicesWhere a single fair-value judgement can move a balance sheet — and a market's confidence.
  • TechnologySoftware ages fast. Its value has to be argued just as quickly.
  • Real EstateBricks do not move. Their value does — with every turn of the rate cycle.
  • ManufacturingBehind every production line is a balance sheet that has to hold its value.
  • Energy & Natural ResourcesThe energy transition is rewriting what a reserve, a plant or a pipeline is worth.
  • HealthcareIn healthcare, a valuation carries both the accounts and a pipeline not yet proven.