Intangible assets are usually understood as assets that do not have a material structure. Such assets often appear in the assets of companies and can generate income.
The appraisal company divides the valuation of intangible assets into four subgroups:
property rights (rights to use based on license agreements: property, land, water and other natural resources, subsoil, etc.)
information constituting a commercial secret (not protected by patents, design, engineering and technological documentation, results of research and development work, know-how)
objects of copyright and related rights (software, databases and microcircuit topologies, works of science, literature, music, painting and other types of art)
objects of industrial property (certificates for service marks, certificates for trademarks, patents for industrial designs, patents for selection achievements, patents for inventions)
What you will receive in the Intangible Asset Valuation Report
Construction of income streams from the use of the company’s intangible assets in the forecast and post-forecast periods
Justification of the choice of the period for forecasting income streams from the use of these assets
Calculation of the discount rate
Justification selected coefficients
Selection of adequate calculation methods and methodologies
Detailed calculation of costs for reproduction and selection of similar objects
Unique approach
BIG Group uses a unique model for constructing income streams from the use of intangible assets in the forecast and post-forecast period, and on its basis the value of assets is determined
BIG Group uses sources of information from recognized world leaders. In its daily work, BIG Group relies on both its own experience and the experience and knowledge of world experts
Work on each BIG Group project begins with a deep analysis of the industry and calculation of the main performance indicators of the participating companies. Thus, by the time the Reports begin, BIG Group has worked out the specifics of the market in detail and also has an idea of the value of its main participants
