A business valuation is an independent, evidence-based assessment of what a company or shareholding is worth, prepared to a recognised professional standard. Fealty provides certified, fixed-price valuations for New Zealand businesses — for shareholder buyouts, sales, disputes and relationship property — typically completed in 3 to 8 weeks.
Ring Bruce: 021 245 8881 | Email: bruce@fealty.co.nz
Whether you’re buying out a partner, settling a dispute, selling the business, or working it out yourself — there’s an engagement that fits.
$4,900 + GST — Fixed fee
A shareholder buyout, management succession, or family transfer. Both parties need a price that’s fair and defensible — and you still have to work together afterwards.
You get a 40-page independent valuation report. Plain language, transparent methodology, post-report walkthrough. 3–4 weeks.
$4,900 + GST — Fixed fee
Know your number before the buyer presents theirs. A 40-page valuation report covering financial analysis, risk assessment, and normalised earnings — built to hold up when buyers push back. 3–4 weeks.
$9,900 + GST — Fixed fee
A Conclusion of Value engagement — a 150-page, NACVA-compliant valuation report built to the standard required for expert determination, mediation, or court.
Meets the requirements for litigation involving the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 and Companies Act 1993.
Site visit. Director interviews. Every assumption documented. 8 weeks from information gathering.
The simplest way to work out what you need is a phone call or an email. No forms. No obligation.
Ring Bruce: 021 245 8881 | Email: bruce@fealty.co.nz
How much does a business valuation cost in NZ?
Fealty charges a fixed $4,900 + GST for an internal shareholder or pre-sale valuation, and $9,900 + GST for a dispute or relationship-property valuation. The fee is agreed up front, so there are no hourly surprises.
How long does a business valuation take?
A standard 40-page valuation report takes 3 to 4 weeks from receiving your information. A litigation-ready Conclusion of Value report takes around 8 weeks due to the longer litigation report requirements.
What’s the difference between a Calculation of Value and a Conclusion of Value?
A Calculation of Value applies an agreed, limited scope and suits internal transactions like a shareholder buyout. A Conclusion of Value is the full-scope, NACVA-compliant standard required for mediation, expert determination or court.
Bruce McGechan is a Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA), accredited through NACVA — one of only four CVA holders (NACVA directory) practising in Australia and New Zealand. He’s completed 90 business valuations across a wide range of NZ industries, and advises on business acquisitions and sales.
The Certified Valuation Analyst® (CVA®) designation is the World’s premiere valuation credential awarded by the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts.
