Merrimack Business Appraisers Analysis
What is Merrimack Business Appraisers?
Discounted Cash Flow valuations for business transactions, taxes, and disputes
Product Features & Capabilities
- Discounted Cash Flow business valuations
- Tax valuations including 409A compliance
- Divorce settlement valuations
- Shareholder dispute resolutions
- Business sale valuations
- Appraisal review services
Investment Geography
Merrimack Business Appraisers provides business valuation services throughout the United States, covering a wide range of states from Maine to Hawaii and North Dakota to Texas. This indicates a national reach, allowing them to serve clients in various regions across the country.
Other Considerations
Certifications
Merrimack Business Appraisers holds several relevant certifications in the field of business valuation, including:
- Certified Business Appraiser (CBA) designation, awarded to Lou Pereira, the principal of the firm, who is one of fewer than 200 Certified Business Appraisers in the country.
- Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA) in Business Valuation with the American Society of Appraisers.
- Master Certified Business Appraiser (MCBA).
Services
- Asset-Based Approach
- Income-Based Approach
- Market-Based Approach
Target Industries
- Healthcare
- Manufacturing - Valuations in this sector are often needed for equipment appraisal, business sales, or financial reporting.
- Retail - Retail businesses may seek valuations for purposes such as estate planning, selling the business, or securing financing.
- Technology - Companies in the tech sector often require valuations for investment purposes, mergers, or intellectual property assessments.
- Professional Services
- Construction - Valuations in this industry can be necessary for project financing, mergers, or disputes.
Notable Clients
Merrimack Business Appraisers has worked with various clients in the business valuation sector, focusing on small and mid-sized privately held companies. Notable case studies include:
1. A family business in manufacturing that underwent an objective valuation, leading to an agreement among family members on a fair sale price for the business. 2. Various instances of business valuations prepared for purposes such as sales, divorce, shareholder disputes, and tax matters, as detailed in their case studies section.
For more specific examples and detailed case studies, you can visit their official case studies page.
