A company profile and valuation service prepares two linked documents: a factual, well-structured profile of the business (ownership, licences, operations, financial track record, management and market) and an indicative valuation built from the same verified data. Bangladeshi companies use the pack for investor introductions, joint venture talks, bank relationships, large tenders, foreign partner onboarding and early sale discussions.
A company profile and valuation service suits owners who need to present their business to an outsider for the first time. A glossy brochure says what you do; a serious counterparty wants to know who owns the company, whether it is properly registered and tax compliant, how it has performed, and roughly what it is worth. When the profile and the valuation are prepared separately, the numbers often fail to match.
We build both from one verified data set. The profile is factual and checkable against RJSC, NBR and licensing records, and the valuation is indicative, designed to frame a conversation rather than replace the full valuation or due diligence a buyer will commission later. It sits between a simple brochure and a formal company valuation report.
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Who uses a company profile and valuation pack?
- Founders approaching angel investors, venture funds or strategic partners for the first time
- Bangladeshi suppliers being onboarded by foreign buyers who ask for corporate and financial background
- Companies seeking a joint venture partner or a local partner for a foreign investor
- Owners exploring a sale who want a realistic starting range before appointing an adviser
- Businesses preparing for a bank credit review or a large public or private tender
- Family groups documenting each company before succession planning
What goes into the company profile
We keep the profile factual and cross-referenced so a reader's due diligence confirms rather than contradicts it.
- Legal identity: company type, RJSC registration, date of incorporation, authorised and paid-up capital, shareholding and directors
- Registrations and licences: e-TIN, BIN, trade licence, IRC/ERC, BIDA or BEZA registration, BSTI or sector licences as relevant
- Operations: products and services, facilities, capacity, headcount and key processes
- Market position: customers, segments, competitors and channels, without confidential names unless you approve
- Financial track record: three to five years of summarised audited results and key ratios
- Management, governance and compliance status, including tax and VAT filing position
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How the indicative valuation is prepared
The valuation section uses the same audited figures shown in the profile. We normalise earnings, apply a market multiple and a cash-flow cross-check where data allows, and present a range with the main assumptions stated. Because the purpose is presentation and early negotiation, we label it clearly as indicative and avoid language that suggests a regulatory or fairness opinion.
If the pack later needs to support a share transfer to a non-resident, an IFRS measurement or a dispute, the model can be extended into a full valuation report without starting from scratch.
Documents we will ask for
- Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum and Articles, latest Schedule X and Form XII
- Audited financial statements and income tax returns for recent years
- Copies of trade licence, BIN certificate, IRC/ERC and other licences
- Product catalogues, photos of facilities and organisation chart
- Current year management accounts and a simple budget or plan
Mistakes that weaken a company profile
- Claiming capacity, certifications or clients that documents cannot support
- Showing turnover that differs from audited accounts or VAT returns
- Out-of-date shareholding because RJSC filings were not made after a transfer
- Expired trade licence or IRC noted by the reader before you notice it
- A valuation number with no stated basis, which invites the reader to ignore it
How the process works
- BriefWe agree who the pack is for and what that reader will look for first.
- Records checkWe verify company, tax and licence records and flag anything expired or inconsistent.
- Draft the profileWe write and structure the profile with summarised financials and supporting facts.
- Indicative valuationWe prepare a value range from normalised earnings and a cross-check method.
- Review and finaliseYou review for accuracy and confidentiality, and we deliver editable and PDF versions.
Typical timeline: A typical profile and indicative valuation pack takes two to four weeks, depending on how organised the records are and whether any registrations need updating before the pack is shared.
How Tax & VAT Associates helps
- Investor- or partner-ready company profile in clear international business English
- Compliance snapshot showing registration, tax and licence status with any gaps flagged
- Summarised financial history and key ratios reconciled to audited accounts
- Indicative valuation range with stated assumptions
- Editable files you can update for future use
- Pointers on fixing compliance gaps before the pack goes out
Frequently asked questions
Is the valuation in the pack enough for a share sale?
It is designed to start conversations, not to close a deal. A buyer, an investor or a bank handling a non-resident share transfer will usually expect a fuller valuation and their own due diligence. Because we build the indicative range on a proper model, it can be upgraded into a full report when needed.
Can you write the profile for a tender submission?
Yes. We structure the profile around the tender's eligibility and evaluation criteria, such as years of operation, turnover, licences and similar experience, and make sure each claim is backed by a document you can attach. We do not invent experience or certifications.
Will you share confidential customer names?
Only with your consent. Many profiles describe customer segments, industries and concentration levels without naming clients. For later stages under a non-disclosure agreement, we can prepare a more detailed confidential annex for the counterparty.
What if our RJSC filings are not up to date?
It is better to find out now than during the reader's checks. We identify missing annual returns or unrecorded share transfers and can help bring filings current, so the profile describes a company whose public records match what you say.
Is this different from a company profile designed by a marketing agency?
Yes. A marketing profile focuses on design and brand. Ours focuses on verifiable facts, compliance status and financial performance, written for investors, buyers, banks and foreign partners. Your design team can still apply branding to our content afterwards.
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