Winnerge To Check
Understanding what your business is worth today gives you a concrete reference point before making a decision. Winnerge To Check starts with your financial and business data, considers the key factors that affect value and provides a structured valuation to help you assess a potential sale, evaluate an offer you have received or plan for the future of your business.
€900
- A valuation based on criteria used in M&A transactions.
- Receive your valuation within 48 business hours.
- Receive a most likely value, a valuation range and a clear explanation of the methodology.
- No obligation to sell or continue with Winnerge.
- Your data remains confidential and no buyers are contacted.
A structured assessment of your business value
Winnerge To Check uses your business data to estimate its value and the range within which it can reasonably fall. It provides a structured reference point for better-informed decisions. It is not a legal or tax appraisal.
From your data to a valuation
- Analysis of financial statements and key financial and business data
- Normalisation of financial performance and analysis of the key factors affecting value
- Application of multiple valuation methodologies
- Estimate of the most likely value and the corresponding valuation range
When knowing your business value matters
For business owners who have received an offer, are considering a potential sale, are planning a generational transition or want to understand whether their expectations about the value of the business are supported by the numbers.
A report that explains the value, not just the number
A valuation range, not a single figure
To understand the range in which your business sits today and the conditions that could move its value.
The valuation methods and underlying assumptions
To understand how the result was reached and interpret the valuation with a clearer understanding of its basis.
The factors that affect value
Key-person dependency, customer concentration, property, inventory and other relevant factors.
Benchmarking against comparable companies and transactions
To benchmark the valuation against comparable companies and transactions that are consistent with the profile of your business.
The valuation is yours. You decide what comes next.
What Winnerge To Check does not do
It does not prepare the business for market or identify potential buyers.
If you want to prepare your business for market before starting a sale process, Winnerge To Position → helps you develop the materials needed to present the company, provides an initial view of value and identifies the most relevant potential buyers. You receive the tools you need to proceed independently and decide if, when and whom to approach.
It does not contact buyers, manage negotiations or support the transaction through closing.
If you have decided to sell and want Winnerge to manage the process, you can choose Winnerge To Match → to go to market quickly or Winnerge To Sell → for a more in-depth preparation before approaching buyers.
It is not a legal or tax appraisal or a due diligence exercise.
It is a structured assessment of business value designed to provide a concrete reference point before important decisions are made. It applies criteria consistent with an M&A perspective, but does not replace a formal appraisal, due diligence or other formal documentation where these are required.
Before you start
Do I need to have decided to sell already?
No. Winnerge To Check is designed precisely for situations where the decision has not yet been made. You can use it to better understand the value of your business before considering a sale, succession, the introduction of new shareholders or simply to determine whether your expectations are supported by the numbers. The valuation gives you a stronger reference point without committing you to any further steps.
What documents do I need to provide?
To get started, we need detailed financial statements for the last three financial years and some information about the business. These data allow us to form an initial view of value. The more information you provide, the more accurately the valuation can be refined to reflect the actual circumstances of the business. If a material point needs to be clarified or supplemented during the analysis, we will contact you directly.
I’ve already received an offer. Is Winnerge To Check still useful?
Yes. Receiving an offer is one of the situations in which understanding the value of your business becomes particularly useful. Winnerge To Check allows you to compare the offer with an independent valuation based on your company data and identify any areas that deserve further analysis. It does not replace negotiations or negotiation advice, but gives you a stronger reference point for deciding whether to accept, investigate further, negotiate or consider alternatives.
Who can access my data?
The data and documents you provide are used to prepare Winnerge To Check and remain confidential. As part of this service, Winnerge does not contact potential buyers or share the valuation with the market. The report is delivered to you, and you decide whether to keep it, share it with shareholders or advisers, or use it at a later stage.
Is Winnerge To Check a formal appraisal?
No. Winnerge To Check is a structured assessment of business value designed to provide a concrete reference point before important decisions are made. It uses criteria consistent with an M&A perspective, but does not replace a legal or tax appraisal, due diligence or other formal documentation where required.
What happens if I later decide to sell?
The valuation can become the first step in a broader process. If you decide to prepare the business for market, you can move on to Winnerge To Position. If you prefer Winnerge to manage the transaction, you can consider Winnerge To Match or Winnerge To Sell. The work already completed is not lost. The valuation is carried forward and the cost of Winnerge To Check is credited towards the next service.
Request your Winnerge To Check valuation
- A clear fee from the outset. You know exactly what the service costs, with no subscriptions and no success fee.
- We start with your data. If something important needs clarification, we ask you directly.
- A report designed to be read. Comprehensive, but written to be clear even if you do not have specialist financial expertise.
- A clear 48-business-hour timeline. The clock starts once we have all the information needed to complete the valuation.
- No contact with the market. Your data remains confidential. We do not contact potential buyers or share the valuation.
- You do not start again from scratch. If you continue with Winnerge, the valuation is carried forward and the amount you have paid is credited towards the next service.
A valuation grounded in real M&A experience
Understand what drives business value
Preparing to sell a company often begins long before an entrepreneur is ready to make a final decision. There may be no buyer at the table, no advisor appointed and no negotiation underway. There is only a thought that becomes more frequent over time: “At some point in the next few years, I may want to consider selling the company.”
When someone talks to you about the possibility of selling your company, your first reaction may be surprise, irritation or distrust. “Why are they telling me this right now?”
An unsolicited company valuation can influence expectations long before a structured sale process begins. But a number expressed informally rarely reflects the real market value of an SME. This article explains why hearsay value can be misleading and how to build a credible valuation.
