Three Financial Questions Every Business Buyer Must Answer
Earnings Quality, Independent Valuation & Acquisition Financing
A business can report attractive earnings but still be overpriced, difficult to finance, or vulnerable to cash-flow problems after closing.
BVA's acquisition analysis evaluates three distinct financial questions. Together, these assessments help buyers distinguish the seller's reported performance from sustainable earnings, supportable business value, and the financial requirements of the proposed transaction.
HOW THE THREE ANALYSES WORK TOGETHER
Reliable Earnings Inform Value. Value and Cash Flow Inform the Acquisition Structure.
Findings in one analysis may affect the assumptions used in another. BVA coordinates the financial information across the engagement while independently evaluating the purchase-price evidence and testing the proposed financing. The results may support proceeding, additional investigation, revised transaction terms, or reconsidering the acquisition.
The specific procedures and deliverables depend on the agreed engagement scope. Quality of Earnings is financial due diligence, not an audit or assurance engagement. Financing analysis is scenario-based and does not constitute a commitment or approval by any lender.