As our economy continues to advance toward a service based or tertiary economy, intangible assets will continue to comprise a greater portion of a company’s total value.

In a business combination or M&A, accounting standards require a measurement of fair values of the identifiable assets and the liabilities assumed at their acquisition date. This includes intangible assets like patents, brand name, trademarks, contracts, non-compete agreements and more. Valuating intangible assets is often a complex process and requires detailed analysis.

S Cube’s professional analysts have extensive experience with the valuation of businesses and intangible assets for financial reporting purposes. We invite you to reach out and receive additional information from our Head of PPA, IP and Economics, Daniel Guterman.