How much does a startup valuation report cost?

The cost depends on the complexity of your capital structure and the purpose of the report. My Valuation offers professional, institutional-quality services at a price point accessible to early-stage founders.

Can you help value my startup if I have no revenue?

Yes. For pre-revenue startups, we use qualitative methods like the Scorecard Method or Risk Summation Method, focusing on your team, technology, and market size rather than historical profits.

Who is authorized to sign a startup valuation report?

For issuing shares under the Companies Act, only an IBBI Registered Valuer (SFA) can sign. For DCF-based valuations under Income Tax rules, a Merchant Banker sign-off may also be required, which we can facilitate.

How long does it take to get the final report?

We typically deliver preliminary drafts within 5 to 7 business days of receiving your pitch deck and financial projections.

Can you value complex instruments like CCPS or iSAFE notes?

Yes. We use advanced Option Pricing Models like Black-Scholes to find the fair value of complex instruments like CCPS, iSAFE notes, and convertible debentures.

Will you help me answer questions from investors?

Yes. We support you during due diligence by answering technical questions from investors or their auditors regarding the assumptions used in our valuation model.

Is the initial consultation free?

Yes. We offer a free initial consultation to review your requirements and explain our scope of work before you commit any payment.

Financial Modeling Services in India

Build Reliable Financial Models for Fundraising, Valuation and Strategic Decision-Making

Important business decisions cannot be based on assumptions, estimates, or disconnected spreadsheets. Whether you are raising capital, valuing your company, planning expansion or evaluating an acquisition, you need a financial model that clearly shows how operational decisions affect revenue, profitability, cash flow, and business value.

My Valuation develops detailed, dynamic, and decision-ready financial models tailored to your business. We convert your operational plans, market assumptions and growth strategy into a structured financial framework that can be used by founders, management teams, investors, lenders, boards and transaction advisors.

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India's Trusted Financial Modeling Experts

My Valuation provides professional financial modeling services to startups, SMEs, established companies, investors, CFOs and transaction advisors across India.

A financial model is not merely an Excel workbook containing revenue and expense projections. It is a structured representation of how your business creates value, uses capital, generates cash, and responds to changing market conditions.

Our firm is led by CA Parth Shah, an IBBI Registered Valuer for Securities or Financial Assets. Our financial models are developed with a strong understanding of business valuation, financial reporting, transaction analysis, and investor expectations.

We build models that are logically structured, easy to review, and supported by transparent assumptions. Every important output is connected to measurable business drivers, helping stakeholders understand not only the projected results but also how those results have been calculated.

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Financial Modeling Services We Offer

We provide complete financial modeling support for planning, transactions, fundraising and valuation:

Three-Statement Financial Modeling

Fully integrated Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow models that show the complete financial position of your business across the projection period.

Startup Financial Modeling

Driver-based models for early-stage and growth-stage startups covering revenue, customer acquisition, burn rate, runway, unit economics and future funding requirements.

Fundraising Financial Models

Investor-ready projections designed to support pitch decks, valuation discussions, due diligence and capital-raising negotiations.

Business Valuation Models

Financial models developed for Discounted Cash Flow valuation, comparable company analysis, transaction valuation and shareholder value assessment.

Budgeting and Forecasting Models

Monthly, quarterly and annual operating models for revenue planning, cost control, departmental budgets and management reporting.

Scenario and Sensitivity Models

Dynamic models that test how changes in pricing, volume, costs, margins, customer growth and market conditions affect financial performance.

Mergers and Acquisitions Models

Transaction models covering acquisition pricing, funding structure, synergies, accretion, dilution and post-transaction financial performance.

Project Finance Models

Long-term cash flow models for infrastructure, manufacturing, energy, real estate and capital-intensive projects.

Cash Flow and Working Capital Models

Detailed models to forecast cash availability, receivables, inventory, payables, working capital cycles and short-term funding requirements.

Model Review and Audit

Independent review of existing financial models to identify formula errors, broken links, inconsistent assumptions and unrealistic projections.

Financial Models We Build

Every assignment is structured according to the decision, transaction or reporting objective of the client.

Three-Statement Model

An integrated model linking the Profit and Loss Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement.
Startup Fundraising Model

A growth model focused on customer acquisition, revenue scalability, burn rate, funding requirement and investor returns.
M&A Transaction Model

A model used to evaluate acquisition pricing, funding, synergies and the financial effect of a proposed transaction.
Cap Table and Dilution Model

A model showing founder, investor and employee ownership before and after proposed funding rounds.
Business Unit Model

A segment-level model used to analyze the financial performance of separate products, locations, departments, or business verticals.

Discounted Cash Flow Model

A valuation model used to calculate the present value of projected future cash flows.
Budget and Forecast Model

A management model used to compare actual performance against budgets and future operating plans.
Project Finance Model

A long-term model designed to assess project viability, debt servicing capacity, returns and funding structures.
Debt Repayment Model

A structured model covering loan drawdown, interest calculation, repayment schedules and debt service coverage.
Operational Driver Model

A model that connects operational inputs such as customers, units sold, pricing, utilization, and headcount to financial outcomes.

Three-Statement Financial Modeling

A three-statement financial model creates a complete financial picture by linking the Profit and Loss Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement.

Changes made in one part of the business automatically affect the connected statements. For example, increased sales may result in higher receivables, additional inventory requirements, increased taxes, and changes in cash flow.

Our three-statement models typically include:

Revenue projections based on volume, pricing, customer growth or contractual income
Employee costs, marketing expenses and administrative overheads
Accounts receivable, inventory and payable calculations
Tax calculations
Cash flow from operating, investing and financing activities

Cost of goods sold and gross margin assumptions
Depreciation and capital expenditure schedules
Loan balances, interest costs and repayment schedules
Share capital and retained earnings movements
Balance Sheet checks to ensure the model remains balanced

The final model gives management and investors a reliable view of future profitability, financial position, and cash requirements.

Financial Models for Fundraising and Investor Discussions

Investors do not evaluate projections only by looking at the final revenue number. They examine the assumptions, business drivers and capital requirements behind those projections.

We develop fundraising models that help founders answer important investor questions:

How will the company generate revenue?

What assumptions support the projected customer growth?

How much will it cost to acquire each customer?

When will the business achieve contribution-level profitability?

What will the monthly cash burn be?

How long will the proposed investment last?

When will the business require the next funding round?

What milestones will be achieved using the capital raised?

What level of dilution will founder and existing investors experience?

How does the financial forecast support the proposed valuation?

Our models connect the funding ask with the actual financial requirements of the business, helping founders avoid asking for too little capital or presenting an unsupported funding requirement.

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What Is Financial Modeling?

Financial modeling is the process of creating a structured numerical representation of a company's current performance, future operations, and financial outcomes.

The model uses historical financial data, operational drivers, and forward-looking assumptions to project revenue, expenses, profitability, assets, liabilities, and cash flow.

A professional financial model allows management and stakeholders to test different decisions before implementing them. It can show how a change in price, customer volume, employee cost, funding structure, or market condition may affect the company's financial future.

Financial modeling is commonly used for fundraising, business valuation, budgeting, strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, debt financing, project evaluation, and board reporting.

The purpose of a financial model is not to predict the future with complete certainty. Its purpose is to provide a logical, transparent, and measurable framework for evaluating possible outcomes.

Make Important Decisions with Reliable Financial Data

Do not allow disconnected assumptions or spreadsheet errors to influence a major funding, valuation or strategic decision.

Partner with My Valuation for a structured financial model that clearly connects your business plans with revenue, profitability, cash flow and funding requirements.

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When Do You Need a Financial Model?

A professional financial model is required when financial outcomes must be evaluated before making an important decision.

Raising Equity Funding

To present investors with a clear view of future revenue, profitability, cash burn and capital requirements.

Applying for Business Loans

To demonstrate repayment capacity, cash flow sufficiency and projected debt service coverage to banks and lenders.

Valuing a Business

To calculate projected free cash flows and support a Discounted Cash Flow valuation.

Preparing Annual Budgets

To establish financial targets, allocate resources and monitor actual performance against planned results.

Launching a New Product

To assess development costs, pricing, expected demand, margins, and the break-even point.

Entering a New Market

To evaluate customer acquisition costs, expansion expenses, expected revenue, and cash requirements.

Planning Capital Expenditure

To determine whether a proposed plant, equipment purchase, or infrastructure investment will generate acceptable returns.

Acquiring Another Business

To assess purchase price, transaction funding, projected synergies, and post-acquisition performance.

Managing Cash Flow

To forecast cash shortages, working capital requirements, and future financing needs.

Presenting to the Board

To provide directors with structured financial projections and scenario-based decision support.

Who Is This Service For?

Our financial modeling services are suitable for businesses, investors and advisors across different stages and transaction requirements.

Startup Founders

Founders preparing for fundraising, budgeting, valuation or investor due diligence.
CFOs and Finance Teams

Internal teams seeking an independent model build, model review or additional support for complex forecasting assignments.
Chartered Accountants and Transaction Advisors

Professional firms requiring financial modeling support for valuation, due diligence, restructuring or transaction assignments.

Small and Medium Enterprises

Businesses planning expansion, improving financial controls or approaching lenders and investors.
CFOs and Finance Teams

Internal teams seeking an independent model build, model review or additional support for complex forecasting assignments.
Promoters and Business Owners

Owners who need financial clarity before selling a business, acquiring a company, raising capital or making a major investment.

Companies requiring detailed projections for new markets, products, hiring and capital expenditure.
Banks and Financial Institutions

Lenders requiring financial projections, cash flow analysis and debt service capacity assessment.

How a Professional Financial Model Helps Your Business

A reliable financial model improves decision-making throughout the organization.

Clear Financial Visibility

Understand how revenue, costs, working capital, debt and capital expenditure affect future cash flow.
Improved Fundraising Credibility

Present investors and lenders with structured assumptions and internally consistent financial projections.
Early Identification of Cash Gaps

Identify periods where the business may require additional funding before a cash shortage occurs.
Improved Accountability

Set measurable financial targets for departments, products and business units.
Consistent Management Reporting

Use one connected financial model as the central source for planning and performance evaluation.

Better Strategic Decisions

Compare different options before committing capital, hiring employees or entering new markets.
Stronger Valuation Support

Revenue projections, unit economics, funding requirements and use of funds are presented using connected and defensible assumptions.
Greater Cost Control

Understand which expenses are fixed, variable or linked directly to revenue growth.
Faster Scenario Testing

Evaluate the impact of changing customer growth, pricing, margins, employee costs or funding assumptions.

What Our Financial Models Include

The exact structure depends on your business and the purpose of the engagement. A comprehensive model may include:

Assumptions Dashboard

A centralized section containing key revenue, pricing, growth, cost and funding assumptions.

Historical Financial Analysis

Review and normalization of previous Profit and Loss Statements, Balance Sheets and Cash Flow Statements.

Revenue Build-Up

Detailed revenue projections based on business-specific drivers rather than arbitrary percentage growth.

Cost Structure

Classification and forecasting of direct costs, employee costs, marketing expenses and operating overheads.

Employee and Headcount Schedule

Department-wise workforce planning covering salary, recruitment dates, increments and employee-related costs.

Capital Expenditure Schedule

Forecasting of equipment purchases, technology investment and other long-term assets.

Depreciation Schedule

Asset-class-wise calculation of depreciation linked to projected capital expenditure.

Working Capital Schedule

Forecasting of receivables, inventory, payables and other operating balances.

Debt Schedule

Detailed calculation of loan drawdowns, interest, repayments and closing balances.

Tax Schedule

Projected tax expense based on taxable income and applicable assumptions.

Integrated Financial Statements

Connected Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statements.

Key Performance Indicators

Financial and operating metrics relevant to the business model.

Scenario Analysis

Base Case, Best Case and Downside Case projections.

Sensitivity Tables

Analysis showing how selected variables affect valuation, profitability or cash flow.

Management Dashboard

A summary of important financial outputs, trends, ratios and decision-making indicators.

Building Financial Projections from Real Business Drivers

Financial projections are credible only when they are linked to measurable operational assumptions.

We develop models using business-specific revenue and cost drivers such as:

Number of customers

Conversion rate

Production capacity and utilization

Subscription plans

Sales team capacity

Occupancy rates

Supplier payment terms

Average selling price

Customer retention and churn

Average order value

Store or branch count

Project completion timelines

Collection periods

Customer acquisition rate

Units produced or sold

Number of transactions

Employee productivity

Contract values

Inventory holding periods

This driver-based approach makes the model easier to understand and update. Management can change an operational assumption and immediately see its effect on revenue, profitability and cash flow.

Our Financial Modeling Process

01

Understanding the Objective

We begin by identifying why the model is required, who will use it and what decisions it must support.

02

Information Collection

We collect historical financial statements, management accounts, operational data, budgets, business plans, funding details and relevant commercial assumptions.

03

Model Structure and Assumption Development

We define the model architecture, projection period, revenue drivers, cost assumptions and required financial outputs.

04

Model Development and Integration

We build the financial schedules and connect the Profit and Loss Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement.

05

Scenario and Sensitivity Analysis

We test how changes in important assumptions affect financial performance, cash flow, funding requirements and valuation.

06

Internal Review and Quality Checks

We check formulas, links, Balance Sheet integrity, cash flow movement, assumption consistency and model usability.

07

Management Discussion and Refinement

We review the initial model with your team and revise assumptions based on operational insights and management feedback.

08

Final Model Delivery

We provide the completed model with clearly organized assumptions, schedules, outputs and supporting explanations.

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What You Receive from Our Financial Modeling Service

Every engagement is designed to provide a usable and decision-ready financial model.

Editable Financial Model

A fully editable Excel-based model developed according to your business structure and requirements.
Integrated Financial Statements

Linked Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow projections.
Scenario Analysis

Base Case, Best Case and Downside Case projections based on agreed assumptions.
Financial Dashboard

A summary of projected revenue, margins, EBITDA, cash position, break-even point and other important indicators.
Model Assumption Notes

A summary of key assumptions, methodologies and limitations used in developing the model.

Assumptions Sheet

A clearly organized section containing the key operational and financial assumptions used in the model.
Detailed Supporting Schedules

Revenue, expenses, headcount, capital expenditure, depreciation, working capital, debt and tax schedules.
Sensitivity Analysis

Analysis of how key variables affect profitability, cash flow, funding requirement or valuation.
Funding Requirement Analysis

Calculation of the capital required to execute the business plan and maintain an appropriate cash runway.
Management Review Session

A structured discussion to explain the model, important outputs and areas requiring management attention.

Why Choose My Valuation for Financial Modeling Services?

Finance and Valuation Expertise

Our models are developed with a deep understanding of financial analysis, valuation and transaction requirements.

Led by an IBBI Registered Valuer

My Valuation is led by CA Parth Shah, an IBBI Registered Valuer for Securities or Financial Assets.

Business-Specific Models

We do not use generic templates. Every model is developed according to your revenue model, operating structure and decision requirements.

Integrated Financial Statements

Our models connect the Profit and Loss Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement to provide a complete financial view.

Transparent Assumptions

Important assumptions are clearly identified and can be updated without changing complex formulas throughout the model.

Investor-Ready Presentation

Our models are structured so that investors, lenders, boards and advisors can review the logic without unnecessary complexity.

Scenario-Based Planning

We help management evaluate alternative outcomes rather than relying on a single financial forecast.

Formula and Logic Checks

Every model is tested for formula errors, broken links, Balance Sheet mismatches and inconsistent assumptions.

Confidentiality

All financial statements, projections, business plans and transaction information are handled with strict professional confidentiality.

End-to-End Fundraising Support

We can align your financial model with your pitch deck, startup valuation, funding requirement and capitalization structure.

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Industries We Serve

Our financial modeling expertise supports businesses across a wide range of sectors.

Technology and SaaS

Models covering subscription revenue, recurring income, customer acquisition, churn, retention and software development costs.

Consumer and D2C Brands

Healthcare and Pharma

Real Estate

Retail and Hospitality

FinTech and Financial Services

Models based on transaction volume, assets under management, interest spreads, lending portfolios and fee-based income.

Manufacturing

Infrastructure and Project Businesses

Professional Services

Renewable Energy and Power

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Need a Reliable Financial Model?

Whether you are raising capital, planning growth, approaching lenders or evaluating a transaction, My Valuation helps you make decisions using clear, connected and defensible financial projections.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Financial Modeling Services

What is financial modeling?

Financial modeling is the process of creating a structured representation of a company's financial performance using historical data, operational assumptions and projected financial statements.

Financial Modeling Services in India

India's Trusted Financial Modeling Experts

Financial Modeling Services We Offer

Three-Statement Financial Modeling

Startup Financial Modeling

Fundraising Financial Models

Business Valuation Models

Budgeting and Forecasting Models

Scenario and Sensitivity Models

Mergers and Acquisitions Models

Project Finance Models

Cash Flow and Working Capital Models

Model Review and Audit

Financial Models We Build

Three-Statement Model

Startup Fundraising Model

M&A Transaction Model

Cap Table and Dilution Model

Business Unit Model

Discounted Cash Flow Model

Budget and Forecast Model

Project Finance Model

Debt Repayment Model

Operational Driver Model

Three-Statement Financial Modeling

Revenue projections based on volume, pricing, customer growth or contractual income

Employee costs, marketing expenses and administrative overheads

Accounts receivable, inventory and payable calculations

Tax calculations

Cash flow from operating, investing and financing activities

Cost of goods sold and gross margin assumptions

Depreciation and capital expenditure schedules

Loan balances, interest costs and repayment schedules

Share capital and retained earnings movements

Balance Sheet checks to ensure the model remains balanced

Financial Models for Fundraising and Investor Discussions

What Is Financial Modeling?

Make Important Decisions with Reliable Financial Data

When Do You Need a Financial Model?

Raising Equity Funding

Applying for Business Loans

Valuing a Business

Preparing Annual Budgets

Launching a New Product

Entering a New Market

Planning Capital Expenditure

Acquiring Another Business

Managing Cash Flow

Presenting to the Board

Who Is This Service For?

Startup Founders

CFOs and Finance Teams

Chartered Accountants and Transaction Advisors

Small and Medium Enterprises

CFOs and Finance Teams

Promoters and Business Owners

Companies requiring detailed projections for new markets, products, hiring and capital expenditure.

Banks and Financial Institutions

How a Professional Financial Model Helps Your Business

Clear Financial Visibility

Improved Fundraising Credibility

Early Identification of Cash Gaps

Improved Accountability

Consistent Management Reporting

Better Strategic Decisions

Stronger Valuation Support

Greater Cost Control

Faster Scenario Testing

What Our Financial Models Include

Assumptions Dashboard

Historical Financial Analysis

Revenue Build-Up

Cost Structure

Employee and Headcount Schedule

Capital Expenditure Schedule

Depreciation Schedule

Working Capital Schedule

Debt Schedule

Tax Schedule

Integrated Financial Statements

Trusted by 500+ Companies
to Raise Over ₹1500 Crore