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IBBI Registered Valuation Services

Audit-defensible valuation reports prepared by our team of IBBI-registered valuers, for compliance under the Companies Act 2013, Income Tax Act, ESOP, FEMA, SEBI, and IBC.

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The standard we build to

When a transaction triggers a statutory valuation, the report has to hold up under an auditor's review and a regulator's scrutiny, not just produce a number. Equirium Analytics delivers IBBI registered valuation reports built to that standard: methodology-led, fully documented, and signed by the correctly authorized professional for each framework.

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What is an IBBI registered valuation?

An IBBI registered valuation is a valuation prepared by a valuer registered with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) under the Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017. It is mandatory for specific transactions under the Companies Act 2013 and the IBC, 2016 such as issuing shares on a private-placement basis, mergers and schemes, related-party transactions, and insolvency resolution and cannot be replaced by an internal or informal estimate. At Equirium Analytics, these reports are delivered by our team of IBBI-registered valuers.

What we deliver ?

Our IBBI Regulatory Valuation Services

Each engagement is routed to the correctly authorised professional and built to the standard its framework demands.

Private Placement
Valuation

Share valuation compliant with Section 62(1)(c) of the Companies Act 2013, for fresh issues to investors.

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Rule 11UA / Income Tax Valuation

Fair market value for transfers of unquoted equity shares and other securities under Rule 11UA.

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FEMA / FDI Compliance Valuation

RBI-compliant pricing certificates for inbound and outbound foreign investment, signed by the authorised professional.

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ESOP Valuation (Ind-AS 102)

Stock-option valuations for accounting and tax. Compliant with the Companies Act, Income Tax Act, and Ind-AS 102.

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SEBI Regulatory Valuation

Valuations meeting SEBI requirements for securities. Preferential allotments, open offers, buybacks, and delisting.

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IBC Valuation

Liquidation value and fair value for insolvency resolution, delivered alongside the Resolution Professional.

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Which IBBI Valuation Applies to You?

Different transactions are governed by different laws and each prescribes its own basis and its own authorized valuer. The table below maps the most common triggers.

IBBI Framework Table — Drop-in (scoped)

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Your situation Governing framework Basis / method Typically signed by
Issuing shares on a private-placement / preferential basis Companies Act 2013, Sec 62(1)(c) DCF / NAV / market approach IBBI-registered valuer
Transfer of unquoted equity shares (income-tax FMV) Income Tax Act, Rule 11UA NAV method per Rule 11UA (DCF where applicable) Merchant banker / registered valuer, as applicable
Inbound or outbound FDI pricing FEMA + RBI pricing guidelines Internationally accepted, arm's-length methodology CA / Merchant Banker / Cost Accountant (FEMA Rule 21)
Preferential allotment, open offer, buyback, delisting SEBI (ICDR / SAST / Buyback / Delisting) Registered-valuer / merchant-banker valuation Registered valuer / merchant banker, as applicable
ESOP / share-based payment accounting Companies Act 2013, Income Tax Act, Ind-AS 102 Black-Scholes / Binomial / Monte Carlo Registered valuer / merchant banker

Why the signatory changes: the authorised valuer is not the same across frameworks. Equirium routes each engagement to the correctly authorised professional on our team IBBI-registered valuers for Companies Act and IBC work, and a Chartered Accountant who is also an IBBI-registered valuer for FEMA pricing certificates.

Why Equirium Analytics ?

Reports that stand up to scrutiny

The reasoning behind the number matters as much as the number itself.

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Founder-led, methodology-first

Every report is reviewed by Harsh Patel, a NACVA Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) with five years' experience across Indian and US engagements so the reasoning, not just the result, stands up.

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An IBBI-registered valuer team

Indian regulatory reports are prepared and signed by our team of IBBI-registered valuers, matched to the framework your transaction falls under.

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Independent and confidential

We work NDA-first and stay independent of the transaction so that the foundation of a report a regulator will trust.

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A 100% acceptance record

Every report we have delivered to date has been accepted by auditors, tax authorities, and regulators. We back each one with query resolution and filing support if questions arise.

Why businesses choose Equirium Analytics for valuation

About Equirium Analytics

 

Equirium Analytics is a business-valuation firm based in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, serving Indian and US businesses. Indian regulatory valuations are delivered by our team of IBBI-registered valuers; the firm is led by Harsh Patel, a NACVA Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA). We help startups and established companies assess the fair worth of their business, financial assets, and securities with reports compliant with the framework each engagement requires.

Good to know

Key Facts About IBBI Valuations

  • The IBBI (Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India) registers and regulates valuers under the Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017.
  • A registered-valuer report is mandatory for specific transactions under the Companies Act 2013 and the IBC, 2016. It cannot be substituted by an internal or director's estimate.
  • Valuation reports are date-specific: fair market value reflects a defined valuation date and may need to be refreshed if the transaction date moves materially.
  • The same value can be derived under different frameworks, but the authorized signatory and the prescribed standard differ, which is why framework selection matters before the work begins.
  • Equirium has delivered 350+ regulatory valuations with a 100% acceptance record with auditors and regulators to date.
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How we work ?

Our Process

Six steps from first conversation to a decision-ready, audit-defensible report.

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Consultation
we understand the issue, the security, the investors, and your timeline.
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Information
we share a focused checklist; you provide financials, cap table, and term details.
3
Analysis
we build the valuation using the methods that fit your case.
4
Draft review
we walk you through the draft, assumptions, and number before finalising.
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Final report
you receive the signed, Income tax Provisions Compliant valuation report.
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Ongoing support
we remain available for investor or auditor queries on the report.

Frequently Asked Questions

1Do we need an IBBI registered valuer? We are a private limited company and want to transfer equity shares. What valuer registration is required?
Yes. You need an IBBI registered valuer. It attracts compliance under section 62. You will require a valuation report from the IBBI registered professional. And that IBBI registered valuer must be registered under the Securities and Financial asset class.
2Who is legally authorised to sign an IBBI registered valuation report?
For Companies Act 2013 and IBC matters, the report must be signed by a valuer registered with the IBBI for the relevant asset class. Other frameworks prescribe their own signatory. For example, FEMA pricing certificates must come from a Chartered Accountant, Merchant Banker, or Cost Accountant. Equirium assigns the correctly authorised professional on our team to each engagement.
3Can one valuation report be used for both income-tax and FEMA purposes?
Generally no. Rule 11UA (Income Tax) and FEMA pricing follow different prescribed methods and require different authorised signatories, so a single report rarely satisfies both. We can, however, structure both reports efficiently from one underlying analysis.
4What makes a valuation report "audit-defensible" if a regulator questions it?
A defensible report shows its work: a clearly stated valuation date, documented assumptions, the prescribed methodology, and supporting working papers all traceable to source data. We retain this file and provide methodology explanations and representation if a query is raised.
5Does a startup with no profits still need a registered-valuer valuation?
Yes. The requirement is triggered by the transaction such as issuing shares under Section 62(1)(c) and not by profitability. Loss-making and pre-revenue companies are valued using forward-looking and asset-based methods appropriate to their stage.
6What is the difference between fair value and liquidation value under IBC?
Under the IBC, fair value estimates the price assets would fetch on the valuation date between willing parties, while liquidation value estimates the realisable value if assets were sold in a distressed, time-bound sale. Both are required in insolvency resolution and are typically determined by two registered valuers.
7Which missing documents delay a valuation most often?
Incomplete audited financials, unsigned management projections, and an unclear shareholding or cap-table history are the most common causes of delay. We provide a tailored checklist up front so the file is complete before analysis begins.

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How We Work

How It Works — 4 Simple Steps

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Free Consultation

30-min call to understand your business, cap table & compliance needs.

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Secure Data Collection

Simple checklist: 3–5 yrs financials, cap table, projections. Encrypted portal.

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Expert Analysis

DCF, comparable company, or hybrid methodology — matched to your industry & stage.

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Delivery & Support

Audit-defensible report + post-delivery auditor query support & stakeholder presentations.