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Merchant Banking Valuation

Merchant Banking Valuation

Valuation isn’t just a number—it drives fundraising, mergers, strategic investments, delisting, takeovers, rights issues, and regulatory filings. Merchant bankers step in when a valuation must stand up to SEBI, stock exchanges, investors, lenders, and independent due diligence.

We provide valuation services that are defensible, well-documented, and regulator-ready.


What We Offer

Transaction Valuation

  • Private equity, venture capital, strategic investments

  • Mergers, acquisitions, slump sales, restructurings

  • Open offers, buybacks, delisting, rights and bonus issues

Regulatory & Compliance Valuation

  • SEBI and stock exchange compliance

  • FEMA/FDI valuation for cross-border transactions

  • Valuations for shareholder, board, or tribunal approvals

Fairness Opinions

  • Independent assessment for boards and investors

  • Review of deal pricing, assumptions, and methodologies

Valuation Modelling & Advisory

  • DCF, comparable company, transaction multiple analysis

  • Scenario building and sensitivity testing

  • Capital structure and deal pricing support


When You Need Merchant Banking Valuation

  • Raising equity or onboarding a new investor

  • Acquisition, divestment, joint venture, or strategic partnership

  • Corporate restructuring or internal group transfer

  • Public market transactions subject to SEBI rules

  • Foreign investment, FEMA filings, FC-GPR/FC-TRS reporting

  • Fairness opinion requirements from boards or regulators


Information & Documents Required

  • Historical financials and projections

  • Shareholding pattern and cap table

  • Business plan, model assumptions, industry data

  • Agreements, term sheets, deal structure

  • Regulatory filings, disclosures, or notices (if applicable)


Why It Matters

  • Sets negotiation and deal benchmarks

  • Ensures regulatory and compliance comfort

  • Protects promoters, boards, lenders, and investors

  • Builds confidence during due diligence

  • Minimises valuation disputes later

Frequently Asked Questions

SEBI-registered Category I merchant bankers for transactions requiring regulatory validation.

 

Often yes—especially when issuing shares, convertible instruments, or dealing with foreign investors.

 

Yes for many SEBI-driven transactions like open offers, buybacks, delisting, and preferential allotments.

 

Usually 1–3 weeks, depending on data availability and transaction complexity.

 

Yes, which is why blended or justified methodologies are documented.