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Intangible Capital Value
Our core business: intangible capital valuation
What is Intangible Capital and why is it important?
Intangible capital is directly related to the valuation of the company since it can boost the valuation substantially. In short, a company’s value is far greater than the mere sum of its physical assets. When valuing a company, it is crucial to include the value of its Intangible Assets. When entrepreneurs or business leaders seek funds to grow their business, it is difficult for them to value the business, with intangible capital value being noxiously difficult to calculate. The many parameters to be taken into account are not just financial and other mathematical data. The question is: how do we go about measuring and including the value of intangible capital when valuing a company?
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Up to how much of your company's value could be locked behind its Intangible Capital?
What does the valuation of my Intangible Capital allow me to do?
Increase your equity by contributing, under certain conditions, a valued patent to the capital of your company
Reduce the risk of dilution of the founders when investors enter the company
Prepare to negotiate in terms of fund raising, industrial and financial backing, merger, or even the total or partial sale of a company.
Patents and know-how, software, trademarks, designs, websites, domain names, etc. are valuable intangible assets. They significantly increase the financial value of your company.
Reduce the risk of dilution of the founders when investors enter the company
Prepare to negotiate in terms of fund raising, industrial and financial backing, merger, or even the total or partial sale of a company.
Patents and know-how, software, trademarks, designs, websites, domain names, etc. are valuable intangible assets. They significantly increase the financial value of your company.
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Intangible capital & the laboratory notebook: its role and functions