Asset valuation companies in Kenya


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2 companies have Asset Valuation listed in their profile.

Ramani Geosystems Limited
Agriculture & Natural Resources   Kenya
Works : aerospace systems and components and equipment aircraft civil engineering construction of high and low voltage power lines construction of railway..
Borehole Drilling & Rehabilitation, Environmental Management, Geological Services, Geotechnical, Hydrogeological
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Crystal Valuers Limited
Services   Nairobi
Crystal valuers ltd offers professional services in valuation of land, buildings, furniture, plant and machinery.
Asset Valuation, Consultancy Services, Consulting, Furniture, Machinery
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Tips for procuring asset valuation

  1. Understand the Asset Type

    • Different assets (real estate, stocks, machinery) require different valuation methods.
  2. Choose the Right Valuation Method

    • Familiarize yourself with methods such as Cost Approach, Market Approach, and Income Approach.
  3. Gather Relevant Data

    • Collect historical data, market trends, and comparable asset prices to inform your valuation.
  4. Consider Market Conditions

    • Acknowledge how current economic factors can influence asset value.
  5. Assess Risks

    • Consider potential risks associated with the asset, including market volatility and legal issues.
  6. Consult Professionals

    • Engage with appraisers, accountants, or financial analysts for expert insights.
  7. Be Aware of Intangible Assets

    • Don’t overlook the value of intangible assets like brand equity and intellectual property.
  8. Regulatory Compliance

    • Ensure compliance with relevant valuation standards and regulations (e.g., International Valuation Standards).
  9. Document Everything

    • Keep a thorough record of data sources, methodologies, and rationales for your valuation.
  10. Review and Update Regularly

    • Continuously revisit and adjust valuations to reflect market changes or asset performance.
  11. Consider Tax Implications

    • Understand how asset valuation affects tax obligations and potential deductions.
  12. Incorporate Future Projections

    • Factor in expected future cash flows or market growth when valuing an income-generating asset.

By considering these factors, you can achieve a more accurate and reliable asset valuation.

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