Business & intangible assets
Valuation and revaluation of intangible assets such as goodwill, together with valuation of all or part of a business where required.
Hasibeen Group’s profile records valuation and revaluation work covering intangible and tangible assets, business components, industrial assets, real estate, acquisitions and requirements arising from hyperinflationary economic conditions.
Valuation is presented separately from corporate advisory and feasibility work so that organisations can identify the scope most relevant to their reporting, transaction or asset-related requirements.
Valuation and revaluation of intangible assets such as goodwill, together with valuation of all or part of a business where required.
Valuation and revaluation of production sites, production lines, power machinery and specialised industrial equipment, including integral parts of business operations.
Valuation and revaluation of land and buildings, including residential and commercial real estate, using approved international standards as required by the assignment.
Valuation for pre-sale deals and acquisitions, as well as valuation of part or all assets where required to address the effects of a hyperinflationary economy.
The firm profile states that architects and chartered surveyors may be engaged for property, real-estate and land valuation assignments. It also records collaboration with specialist professional valuers and other technical experts for asset revaluation work.
This allows the valuation team to draw on appropriate technical expertise where an assignment extends beyond financial analysis alone.
The following examples are drawn from Hasibeen Group’s valuation profile. They are presented as historical and/or recorded assignments and do not imply a current engagement or endorsement.
2019 business valuation based on six years of performance covering 2013–2018, followed by a 2024 business revaluation based on five years of performance covering 2018–2023.
Asset valuation and restatement assignments recorded for 2023, 2024 and 2025, based on IAS 29.
Valuation of Islamic Sudanese Bank assets and collateral in 2021 and Saudi Sudanese Bank assets and collateral in 2022, based on the European Central Bank Asset Quality Review framework.
Tell us the asset, business, property or transaction requiring valuation and the purpose of the engagement. We can then discuss the appropriate scope and specialist input.