Features

Everything your valuation team needs

Inputs, calculations, review and the final report, in one workspace.

At a glance

valuation methods: 9
scenarios per valuation: 5
valuation approaches: 3
report languages: 2

What's inside

01Guided valuation workspaceOne path from scope to result
02ForecastsOne to ten forecast years
03Three approaches, nine methodsIncome, market and cost
04ScenariosCompare cases side by side
05OwnershipShareholders and their stakes
06Review and approvalA second pair of eyes on every report
07Branded Arabic and English reportsA finished report, not a spreadsheet
08Public report verificationAnyone can check a report
09Team, roles and licensesUnlimited users, clear permissions
10Security and dataHosted in Saudi Arabia
Valuation methodsRead the valuation methods guide

Part one

Build the valuation

From the company's figures to a final value.

01One path from scope to result

Guided valuation workspace

Every valuation follows the same steps, so your team always knows what is left.

Steps in a clear order, from scope to final value
Errors shown under the field right away
A lead preparer and contributors on each valuation

02One to ten forecast years

Forecasts

Enter the forecast once; every approach that needs it uses the same figures.

Revenue, costs, capital expenditure and working capital
Zakat and VAT rates set per valuation
Currency recorded with the valuation

03Income, market and cost

Three approaches, nine methods

Choose the approaches that fit, then weight the methods and the approaches.

Read the valuation methods guide

Income: DCF with Gordon growth or an exit multiple, at WACC or a required return
Market: comparable companies by average or median
Cost: replacement, reproduction and net asset value

04Compare cases side by side

Scenarios

Build up to five scenarios in one valuation, such as base, upside and downside.

Each scenario has its own inputs
Copy a scenario to start the next one

05Shareholders and their stakes

Ownership

Record the shareholders and their ownership for the report.

Shareholders with their ownership share
Shown in the issued report

Part two

Review, issue and verify

Approval, a branded report, and public verification.

06A second pair of eyes on every report

Review and approval

Reviewers comment and request changes; an approver who did not prepare the valuation signs it off.

Comments on any section
Every decision kept on record
Approved versions are locked

07A finished report, not a spreadsheet

Branded Arabic and English reports

Issue in Arabic, English or both, with your logo, colours, stamp and signatures.

Cover, contents and executive summary
Financials and each approach in detail
Assumptions, approval and appendices

Apex AdvisoryPage 3 of 14

3Executive summary

Final equity value

20.3MSAR

Approach	Weight	Value (M)
Income	50%	23.4
Market	30%	21.0
Cost	20%	11.4

Verification code

TQ-7F3K-9Q2M-48XD

Approved

08Anyone can check a report

Public report verification

Every report has a unique code and a QR code that confirm who issued it and when.

A code in the footer of every page
A QR code, no sign-in needed
Replaced reports are clearly marked

Part three

Your team and your data

Who does what, and where your data is kept.

09Unlimited users, clear permissions

Team, roles and licenses

Invite your whole team for free. Roles decide who prepares, reviews, approves and pays.

Unlimited users
Roles and permissions for each member
Sign-in limited to your company's email domains

10Hosted in Saudi Arabia

Security and data

Your data stays in the Kingdom and each workspace is separate. Sign-in uses one-time email links.

Data hosted in Saudi Arabia
No passwords to leak
Support opens your workspace only with your permission

Common questions

Three: income (discounted cash flow), market (comparable companies) and cost. Together they offer nine methods that you weight.

Yes. Each valuation has a lead preparer and contributors, and reviewers comment on sections.

A colleague with approval permission who did not prepare it. The approved version is locked.

No. It runs in the browser on desktop and mobile, in Arabic and English.