Business & Real Estate Valuation and Preparation
Strike Point Capital helps business owners establish an accurate, market-informed valuation of their operating companies and underlying real estate, assessed independently or in combination, and advises on value optimization and positioning ahead of strategic decisions or market engagement.
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We distill complex financial data into decision-ready insights, helping owners assess what they own, what it is worth, and where targeted improvements can strengthen value prior to major inflection points.
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We conduct independent valuation and financial normalization across operating entities and real estate, identify the core value drivers and risk exposures, and prepare decision-grade financial materials suitable for lender, investor, or buyer review. Our work is complemented by targeted recommendations on operational and structural initiatives, as well as objective guidance on timing and positioning in advance of a strategic decision.
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We take a structured, analytical approach to financial advisory, reviewing both market conditions and internal financial performance to form a clear view of value. Our work centers on identifying the factors that most affect outcomes, understanding risks and trade-offs, and presenting findings in a way that supports practical decision-making. The goal is to give owners a clear understanding of their position, their options, and the implications of each path forward.
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We work alongside experienced industry executives who provide focused operating perspective on sector dynamics, scalability, and positioning. Their input complements our financial analysis and helps frame the business as it would be evaluated by institutional investors, strategic acquirers, and experienced operators.
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Engagement is most valuable at inflection points where clarity around value and positioning becomes critical. This often includes evaluating a sale, recapitalization, or partial liquidity; assessing combined versus standalone value across operating businesses and real estate; preparing for discussions with bankers, brokers, or institutional buyers; consolidating fragmented financials across multiple entities; or considering growth, restructuring, or succession paths. Early involvement provides greater flexibility and supports better-informed decisions with more favorable outcomes.