INTANGIBLE ASSETS

INTANGIBLE ASSETS

Intangible assets and intellectual property exist explicitly or implicitly in various kinds of enterprises. This type of asset is neither visible nor physically measurable. Due to its complex nature, special attention is required in identifying and measuring them from different perspective.

Some examples of intangible assets
Grant Sherman has appraised include:

Trademarks
Brand name
Distribution networks
Online Platform
Non-compete agreements
Pre-existing relationships

Customer relationship
Order backlogs
Licensing agreements
Franchising agreements
Management contracts
Operating rights

Mining rights
Patented technology
Technical knowhow
Computer software
Copyrights
Proprietary Database

In view of the unique characteristics and applications of each intangible asset, the following methodology will be considered and commonly applied in our valuation processes:

Multi-period Excess Earnings Method
Relief-from-royalty Method
Replacement Cost Method
Discount Cash Flow Method
Market Comparable Method

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