Project Valuation
Purpose of Project Valuation
Project valuation determines the economic worth of a venture by quantifying expected cash flows, risks and long-term asset potential.
Unlike generic financial summaries, valuation evaluates the real value drivers of the project: market opportunity, technical soundness, business model resilience, scalability and capital efficiency.
A well-structured valuation helps stakeholders answer critical questions:
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Is the projected return adequate relative to risk?
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What is the fair value of the project today and post commissioning?
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How much equity dilution is reasonable?
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Is the project bankable at planned leverage?
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What scenarios could materially impact profitability or viability?
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Our Strategic Approach
Consiga Global Consultants integrates industry logic, financial rigour and investor expectations to deliver robust valuations.
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Market anchored
Project cash flows are grounded in real market variables, not wishful assumptions. -
Technical-validated
The design, capacity, technology and O&M parameters are assessed to ensure that projected outputs are achievable. -
Risk-adjusted
Instead of a single “forecast,” we produce multiple sensitivity views capturing volatility, execution risk and cyclical trends. -
Completely transparent
Every assumption is documented. Every formula is traceable. Every conclusion is backed by logic.
Featured Thinking
When Project Valuation is Required
What Makes Consiga’s Valuations Different
Market Analysis
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What Our Valuation Reports Include
Project and Industry Overview
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Business model summary
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Sector trends and growth drivers
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Competitive landscape
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Regulatory and policy context
Technical & Operational Parameters
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Technology configuration
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Process flow and capacity logic
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Input sourcing and logistics
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Infrastructure needs and reliability
Revenue Architecture
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Primary revenue models
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Secondary revenue streams
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Pricing mechanisms
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Sales channels and customer bases
Cost Structure and Opex
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Raw material matrix
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Energy and utility consumption
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Maintenance logic
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Manpower planning and overheads
Financial Modelling and Forecasting
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Detailed P&L, cash flow and balance sheet
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Working capital cycle
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DSCR, IRR, ROCE, payback metrics
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Multiple scenario layers
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Covenant compliance implications
Exit & Realization Scenarios
For investor-backed or high-capex projects:
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Exit windows
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Project sale value
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Investor IRR
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Sensitivity to commissioning delays or market shocks
Conclusion and Recommendations
We do not merely provide a price tag. We present a structured narrative:
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Valuation band, not single number
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Drivers pushing upside or downside
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Key assumptions
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Real-world risks
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Mitigation strategies
Valuation Methods We Use
Depending on the project stage, business model and purpose of valuation, we apply the following frameworks:
1. Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Valuation
The gold standard for projects with clear revenue visibility.
We model:
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Free cash flows
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Cost of capital
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Terminal value
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Risk adjustments
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Post-tax equity returns
We run detailed stress tests around price, capacity utilization, input costs, interest rates and working capital cycles.
2. Comparable Company & Transaction Analysis
Useful when market comparables exist, especially in manufacturing, warehousing, logistics and renewable sectors.
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EV/EBITDA
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EV/Sales
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P/E ratios
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IRR norms for similar projects
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Historic transaction multiples
3. Asset-based or Replacement Cost
Applicable where assets or land banks drive value more than operating cash flow.
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Replacement cost of plant and equipment
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Real estate and infrastructure valuation
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Technology premium
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Residual asset value