Business Appraisals

At some stage the business you own, have invested in or lent to, may be going through a difficult time. When you are immersed in the day-to-day running of your operation it can sometimes be difficult to identify problems.

A business appraisal is an independent review of a company by people who are experienced at identifying problem areas, and bringing solutions to the table.

Areas which we frequently consider in our appraisals are:

  • Reviewing the strategic direction of the operation
  • Commenting on the operational effectiveness
  • Reviewing budgets and overheads
  • Analysing the operation’s cashflows
  • Indentifying surplus assets
  • Reviewing governance structures and management
  • Making recommendations to the appointee.

Contacts
Colin McCloy
Partner
Auckland
Tel: +64 9 355 8672
John Fisk
Partner
Wellington
Tel: + 64 4 462 7486
Maurice Noone
Partner
Christchurch
Tel: +64 3 374 3102

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