Intangible Asset Valuation Services

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What is an Intangible Asset Valuation?

Intangible Asset Valuation is the process of defining the economic value of non-physical assets that drive a company’s competitive advantage. In the modern knowledge economy, the "book value" of physical assets often represents only a fraction of a company’s true worth; the real value is stored in Trademarks, Patents, Software, and Customer Relationships.

At Biz Valuations, we specialize in identifying and valuing these "invisible" drivers of success. Whether you are performing a Purchase Price Allocation (PPA) after an acquisition or looking to license your technology, we provide rigorous, defensible valuations that stand up to regulatory and auditor scrutiny.

Why You Need an Intangible Asset Valuation?

Identifying the specific value of intangibles is a critical requirement for financial reporting and strategic decision-making. We provide specialized reports for:

Who Needs Intangible Valuation Services?

Specialized Solutions for IP-Driven Entities

Our team provides specialized valuation services across various stakeholders:

Technology & SaaS Companies

For valuing proprietary source code, algorithms, and high-value customer contracts.

CFOs & Auditors

For ensuring financial statements accurately reflect asset values during mergers or annual audits.

Pharmaceutical & Biotech

For valuing drug formulations, clinical trial data, and R&D pipelines.

Consumer Brands (FMCG)

For quantifying Brand Equity and Trademarks during brand acquisitions or restructuring.

Legal Firms

For independent expert witness reports and damage assessment in IP disputes.

Key Benefits of Working with Biz Valuations

Choosing an expert for intangible assets is very important because these assets lack an active market and require sophisticated modeling.

Audit-Ready
Reports

Our methodologies are aligned with International Valuation Standards (IVS) and designed to pass through Big 4 and statutory audit reviews.

Advanced Quantitative Models

We use complex techniques like Multi-Period Excess Earnings (MPEEM) and Relief from Royalty to ensure mathematical precision.

Regulatory
Compliance

As IBBI Registered Valuers, our reports carry the legal weight required for statutory filings in India.

Deep Industry
Insight

We don't just look at numbers; we analyze the remaining useful life (RUL), market obsolescence, and legal protections of your IP.

Intangible Assets We Value

We provide valuation for a wide spectrum of intangible assets, categorized as:

Marketing-Related

Trademarks, trade names, service marks, and non-compete agreements.

Contract-Based

Licensing agreements, franchise rights, and operating permits.

Customer-Related

Customer lists, backlogs, and long-term customer relationships.

Artistic-Related

Copyrights for books, music, films, and digital content.

Technology-Based

Patented technology, unpatented "know-how," databases, and software.

Our Valuation Methodologies

We utilize globally recognized approaches customized to the specific nature of the intangible asset:

Income Approach (Relief from Royalty)
Commonly used for Brands and Patents. We calculate the value based on the royalty payments you are "relieved" from paying because you own the asset.
Income Approach (Multi-Period Excess Earnings - MPEEM)
Used for primary assets like customer relationships. It isolates the cash flows attributable solely to that specific asset.
Cost Approach (Replacement Cost)
Used for software or databases where the value is derived from the cost to recreate a similar asset of equal utility.
Market Approach
Where we compare the asset to similar third-party licensing deals or IP sales in the open market.

Regulatory Compliance & Standards

Our practices apply to the most stringent global and domestic frameworks:
  • Ind-AS 103 & 38: Mandatory standards for Business Combinations and Intangible Asset accounting in India.
  • Income Tax Act: Valuation for "slump sales" and transfer of IP between group companies to ensure Arm's Length Pricing.
  • Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC): Valuing IP assets of distressed companies to maximize recovery for creditors.
  • Transfer Pricing (OECD Guidelines): Justifying royalty rates for cross-border IP transfers (BEPS compliance).

Our 4-Step IP Valuation Roadmap

1. Identification

We conduct an "IP Audit" to identify all identifiable intangible assets that meet the recognition criteria.

2. Economic Life Assessment

We determine the Remaining Useful Life (RUL) based on legal protection and technological obsolescence.

3. Financial Modeling

We apply MPEEM, Relief from Royalty, or Cost-to-Recreate models to calculate the specific value.

4. Final Report

We provide a complete report detailing the methodology, discount rates (WACC/WARA), and the final value conclusion.

Specialized Intangible Services

Standard business valuations often overlook the nuance of IP. We provide high-level technical analysis:

Brand Valuation

We analyze brand strength, market share, and loyalty to put a dollar value on your corporate identity.

Software & IP Valuation

Technical assessment of "cost-to-build" vs. "economic benefit" for proprietary platforms and SaaS products.

Non-Compete Agreements

Valuing the economic impact of a key executive or seller agreeing not to compete in a specific geography.

Goodwill Impairment

Providing a "Step 1" and "Step 2" analysis to determine if the carrying value of goodwill exceeds its implied fair value.

Frequently Asked Questions

1What is the difference between Goodwill and Intangible Assets?
Intangible assets (like a patent) are specifically identifiable and can be sold separately. Goodwill is the "residual" value left over after all other tangible and intangible assets have been accounted for in an acquisition.
2Why do I need a valuation for Ind-AS 103?
When you acquire a company, you cannot simply record the extra price paid as "Goodwill." You are legally required to identify and value specific intangibles like brands or technology first; only the remaining balance is Goodwill.
3How do you value a brand that isn't making a profit yet?
We use the Cost Approach (investment made to build the brand) or a Market Approach based on what similar brands have sold for in the early-stage venture market.
4How long does an IP valuation take?
Because of the technical nature of IP, these valuations typically take 10 to 15 business days. We must analyze legal documents, patent filings, and market royalty databases.
5 Can you value "Software-in-Progress"?
Yes. We use a Cost-to-Recreate method, factoring in developer man-hours, overheads, and the technical complexity of the code developed to date.
6Is an IBBI Registered Valuer required for IP valuation?
Yes, if the valuation is for compliance under the Companies Act (e.g., issuing shares for IP) or the IBC, an IBBI Registered Valuer (Securities or Financial Assets) must sign the report.
7What is "Relief from Royalty"?
It is a valuation method that assumes the value of an asset is the present value of the royalty payments the owner avoids by owning the asset rather than licensing it from a third party.
8Do you provide valuations for startup "Sweat Equity"?
Yes. We value the intellectual contribution or "know-how" provided by directors or employees to determine the fair number of shares to be issued as Sweat Equity.
9Can a valuation help in an IP infringement lawsuit?
Absolutely. We provide Damage Assessment reports that calculate the lost profits or reasonable royalties the IP owner should have received, which serves as evidence in court.
10How often should intangibles be valued?
For financial reporting, Goodwill must be tested for impairment annually. For internal strategy, we recommend a review every 12 to 18 months or whenever a major market shift occurs.

Visualize the Invisible.
Value Your IP.

Your patents, trademarks, and software are the heartbeat of your company’s future. Don't let these valuable assets sit at "zero" on your balance sheet.

Partner with Biz Valuations to capture the true economic power of your intellectual property.

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