I need to add value to the company, before shareholders buy new shares, how can I make It.

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Originally Posted by ad00mc

I need to add value to the company, before shareholders buy new shares, how can I make It.?

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I don't understand your question. Can you elaborate a bit more?

What kind of company?
What is the present value?
How much are you trying to raise?
What is your valuation goal?

We are a partnership firm with 3 partners. Want to sell shares to 2 more partners. So I'm the accountant should add value to this company to be sure this parties buy shares.
So how it's possible to groom up the companies value? How to present the financial info so it opens the appetite of newbuyers??
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First of all, what do you think the present value is?
What is your opinion based on - you and your partners contribution or current market conditions?

A going concern with revenue is always more valuable than a startup.
If you have been in business for awhile, you have built up a certain amount of good will that would be included in a business valuation if you were going to sell.

Are you presently profitable?

Many times partners in a company simply want to share expenses. If this is your case, why not take in two more partners - split the expenses 5 ways - then prorate the profits based on revenues. When they bring in more, they earn more. In the meantime, you and your partners expense will be less.