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An IBBI Registered Valuer Report assesses asset value (e.g., shares, property) for Companies Act or FEMA compliance, prepared by a certified professional.
Check IBBI registration at ibbi.gov.in by searching the valuer’s name or registration number in the directory.
Only IBBI-registered professionals under the Registered Valuers Rules, 2017, can issue credible, legally valid valuation reports.
You must work with a Registered Valuer who is certified in the appropriate valuation category in order to get a Registered Valuer Report. Based on the particular needs and goal of the valuation, the valuer will carry out the required evaluations and write the report.
An IBBI Registered Valuer Report includes asset details, IVS methodology, calculations and a compliance declaration for regulatory acceptance.
IBBI’s valuation report format (Rule 8) includes a summary, asset analysis, IVS methods, calculations and compliance statement.
It ensures credible valuations for fundraising, mergers, insolvency or FEMA compliance, supporting decisions with regulator-ready reports.
Valuations support mergers, fundraising, insolvency, FEMA compliance or share issuances under Companies Act, 2013.
It follows IBBI Rules, 2017, using IVS methods and transparency, avoiding penalties like ₹25,000–₹1 lakh for non-compliance.
Market, Income or Cost approaches, per ICAI Valuation Standards and IBBI Rules, tailored to asset type and purpose.
IBBI-certified reports ensure impartial, IVS-compliant valuations accepted by regulators, investors, banks and courts.
It provides share valuations for Form PAS-3 or other ROC filings, ensuring Companies Act compliance for equity issuances.
