Corporate valuation
services in New Zealand.
Acclime assists clients across all sectors with valuation issues related to tax planning and compliance, financial reporting, mergers & acquisition transactions, corporate restructuring and dispute resolution.

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its business and assets.
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Whatever your situation, we will provide you with the utmost support to accomplish your established goals. We strive to make our accurate valuations as pertinent to you as possible and will listen carefully to your needs.
Corporate valuations
Our corporate valuation services.
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Special purpose valuation
Valuing Special-Purpose property, whether it is for public or private purposes, is vital to analysing reasonable rateable values and the costing of tax. Special purpose valuation may look at the company’s management, the composition of its capital structure, future cash inflows and market value of assets.
Valuation on property requires a lot of research into the entity and should be done in a strategic process. These key methods should be considered when valuing special purpose property:
- Planning and preparation (Why does the asset need a valuation?)
- Adjusting the financial statements (Is there a balance?)
- Is there an estimate of the value?
- Is there a growing concern in the business? (Will the entity continue for the next 12 months?)
Throughout our history of practice across Asia-Pacific, Acclime has gained extensive experience in valuing Special-Purpose property for both the public and private sector. We can also assist in the adaptive reuse of Special-Purpose property following the cessation of specific design activity and in managing disposal and acquisitions of Special-Purpose property.
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Business valuation
Before transferring shares, selling part of your business or entering negotiations, it’s critical to have a clear, independent view of what your business is worth.
Acclime provides objective, commercially sound valuations tailored to your situation, whether you need a formal report or an informal guide to share value. Our expert team ensures you are equipped with credible figures to support shareholder changes, succession plans or exit strategies with confidence.
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Damage assessment valuation
Damage Assessment Valuation is estimating the amount of damage or loss caused by an accident or a natural disaster. This process can include an estimate of the extent of damage as well as what can be replaced, restored or possibly saved. This estimate may also include the time required for the service required (i.e. repair, replacement or recovery).
Our teams combine various and relevant areas of expertise. Our teams have experience providing damage valuation services for a wide variety of complex issues. They understand that not every case is the same and that there are many factors that change the amount of damage done, or the value of the property lost and that these vary greatly case to case. This experience and individual attention to each case is why we are able to offer the highest quality of damage valuation service here at Acclime.
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Intellectual property valuations
Intellectual property (IP) is made valuable by a number of different factors, ranging from market share and entry barriers to growth projections and economic life. Acclime’s team has a deep understanding of those various parameters in order to provide you with the highest quality work.
Acclime’s experience in IP valuations includes the following:
- Evaluating potential mergers and acquisitions
- Identifying and prioritizing assets
- Having all the necessary information to make informed financial decisions about IP maintenance, commercialization and sales
- Valuing the prospects of technology before putting money into research and development
- Prioritising research projects based on value
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Asset valuation
Acclime offers appraisal services for asset valuation, both for setting up new fixed asset records for allocation of purchase price and for determining the value of assets for an insurance valuation.
A correct and thorough valuation of fixed assets can be a time consuming process. Disagreements over the value of fixed asset contributions have regularly been a major problem cited by companies when setting up joint ventures. Taking control of the process and appointing of suitable valuators can be critical in facilitating a satisfactory outcome.
Whatever your situation, Acclime will provide you with the utmost support to accomplish your established goals. Our accurate valuations arise through having economic knowledge and being able to properly investigate business and industry. Our highly professional staff will work to assign the correct value to the asset to ensure sound financial records and efficient business planning.
FAQ
Common questions.
Valuations are critical in a range of strategic and compliance scenarios, including share transfers to trusts, shareholder exits, employee equity participation, business sales, succession planning, and dispute resolution. They are also often required for tax compliance purposes, particularly where Inland Revenue scrutiny and and Arm’s Length requirements may apply. In each of these cases, a defensible and well-reasoned valuation provides a clear foundation for negotiation, governance, and regulatory certainty.
A formal valuation is a comprehensive, methodologically robust report, typically used where third-party scrutiny is expected—such as in sale transactions, litigation, tax structuring, or shareholder disputes.
It includes detailed assumptions, financial modelling, and commentary on risk factors and valuation rationale. An indicative valuation, by contrast, provides a more streamlined estimate of value, suitable for internal planning or preliminary stakeholder discussions where a full report is not yet warranted.
Valuation methodology is selected based on the business’s structure, financial profile, and purpose of the engagement.
Common approaches include earnings-based methods (such as EBITDA multiples), discounted cash flow (DCF), asset-based valuation, and, where relevant, industry-specific rules of thumb. In many cases, multiple methods are applied to triangulate a reasonable value range.
We ensure all assumptions are commercially grounded and aligned with market conditions and the company’s risk profile.
