An independent, certified business valuation — matched to your situation, fixed price, plain language.
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.
$3,900 + 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.
$3,900 + 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.
$7,900 + 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.
Site visit. Director interviews. Every assumption documented. 8 weeks from information gathering.
$149+GST $490+GST (Launch Special)
Self-service valuation software for NZ business owners. A step-by-step process covering income, asset, and market approaches — with 215 minutes of video instruction and a generated valuation report.
Built for owners who want to understand the process themselves before engaging a professional valuer.
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
Bruce McGechan is a Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA), accredited through NACVA — one of only four CVA holders practising in Australia and New Zealand. He’s completed 86 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.
