Business Valuations

Transparent valuation guidance for New Mexico owners planning a sale, partnership change, or legal matter.

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Valuation Experts Serving New Mexico

For 35 years, we’ve valued New Mexico companies using income, market, and asset approaches, and regularly testify as independent business valuation experts.

Services

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Sale-readiness valuations and estate-planning opinions that clarify value, highlight risk, and prepare New Mexico owners for transition.

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Dispute and litigation valuations plus expert witness support for shareholder conflicts, divorces, tax matters, and regulatory reviews.

Valuations

Opinion Valuation

Typical business valuation engagements in New Mexico range from $3,000–$7,500 for concise “broker opinion of value” reports, ideal for owners exploring a potential sale or partner buyout, to $7,500–$20,000+ for comprehensive, defensible valuation studies suited for complex companies, legal matters, or financing. Final fees depend on factors such as industry, revenue size, data quality, and whether expert-witness testimony may be required, so we always start with a confidential consultation to scope your assignment and provide a firm quote before any work begins.

Financial review

Market multiples

Brief report

Phone consultation

Comprehensive Valuation

For small to mid-sized businesses with revenue under $2 million, most market-based valuation assignments fall between $3,500 and $8,500, while companies with $2–$10 million in revenue or multiple locations often require expanded analysis in the $8,500–$25,000 range. Larger enterprises, distressed assets, or valuations needed for litigation support are quoted individually after we review your financials and objectives. Share a few details about your business and timeline, and we will outline the most cost‑effective valuation level to meet your goals without overpaying for analysis you don’t need.

Site visit

Detailed report

Scenario modeling

Expert testimony