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01 Sept 2025
Business Valuation in India 2025: Trends, Fundamentals, and the Road Ahead
Valuation in India isn’t what it used to be. Machinery and land no longer tell the full story - your brand, algorithms, customer data, ESG alignment, and growth story do.
Featured
01 Sept 2025
Turning Macroeconomic Risks into Opportunity: The Case for Macro Intelligence in Indian Deals
New U.S. tariffs in early 2025 highlighted how global shifts—not company fundamentals—can derail deals. For Indian M&A, macro intelligence is now critical to building resilient, future-proof transactions.
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Early-Stage Belief, Late-Stage Discipline: How Startup Valuation Logic Changes as Companies Scale?
Startup valuation at the seed stage is an exercise in belief. At the growth stage, it is an exercise in discipline. Early investors underwrite uncertainty, backing teams and ideas with the hope that future choices will create outsized value. Late-stage investors, by contrast, demand evidence - recurring revenue, defensible margins, and predictable cash generation. The evolution from early-stage to late-stage valuation is not just about better financial data; it reflects a deeper shift in how risk is priced and how value is defined.
Underwriting Discipline in 2026: How Investors Use Due Diligence to Protect Returns in a Higher‑Rate, Higher‑Risk World?
As global financial markets are going to face the transition into 2026, investors face a landscape shaped by elevated interest rates, geopolitical uncertainty, tightening credit conditions, and evolving risk paradigms. In this environment, underwriting discipline and robust due diligence are fundamental to protecting returns and safeguarding capital. This article explores the structural forces reshaping underwriting, the strategic role of due diligence, and how disciplined investors can outperform in a high‑risk, high‑rate world.
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Precision and Insight: How Business Valuation Services Help Companies Thrive Amid 2026 Market Volatility?
In 2026, businesses and investors face a landscape far from the “normalized” macroeconomic conditions many had anticipated after years of historically low interest rates. Inflation remains elevated in several regions; central banks are maintaining or gradually adjusting rates, and geopolitical tensions - from trade disputes to regional conflicts - continue to shape global markets.
2026 Outlook: How Geopolitical Trends Are Shaping Corporate Investments in India?
As India steps into 2026, the landscape for corporate investments in India is being shaped not just by domestic growth dynamics but by a complex web of global geopolitical trends. From escalating strategic competition among major economies to regional conflicts and supply chain realignments, these developments are redefining how investors perceive risk and opportunity. For corporate leaders, navigating this evolving environment demands foresight, strategic agility, and resilience.
Investing in India: How to Conduct Effective Cross-Border M&A Due Diligence?
India’s corporate landscape offers immense potential for global investors, but successful cross-border M&A hinges on understanding its unique regulatory, financial, and operational nuances. Thorough due diligence is essential to separate opportunity from risk and ensure a smooth transaction journey.
Global Investment Spotlight: How India’s FDI Changes Create New Growth Paths?
Explore FDI in India and learn how recent reforms are creating new growth paths. Discover liberalized sectors, PLI incentives, and strategic insights for investors from the UK, UAE, and US.
Due Diligence in India: Turning High-Value Deals into Lasting Legacy
India’s corporate landscape is a world of exceptional opportunity for the global elite. For HNIs and UHNIs from the UK, UAE, and the US, acquiring stakes in Indian companies is a gateway to wealth preservation, portfolio diversification, and long-term influence in one of the world’s fastest-growing markets.
Business Valuation in India 2025: Trends, Fundamentals, and the Road Ahead
Valuation in India isn’t what it used to be. Machinery and land no longer tell the full story - your brand, algorithms, customer data, ESG alignment, and growth story do.
Turning Macroeconomic Risks into Opportunity: The Case for Macro Intelligence in Indian Deals
New U.S. tariffs in early 2025 highlighted how global shifts—not company fundamentals—can derail deals. For Indian M&A, macro intelligence is now critical to building resilient, future-proof transactions.