Valtech Valuation Services in Hong Kong: An Overview

Independent valuation reports for Hong Kong companies, listed issuers and funds, covering audits, HKEX filings, fundraising, tax and disputes. Eleven services, one internationally qualified team. Valtech Valuation Advisory is an independent, ISO 9001 certified valuation firm in Hong Kong. For 18 years and across more than 1,000 valuations, we have prepared reports for Hong Kong companies, HKEX-listed issuers, private equity and venture funds, family offices and their advisers – for statutory audits, Stock Exchange filings, fundraising, tax and disputes. Every report is signed by a director holding internationally recognised credentials, and is written on the assumption that it will be tested.

Crypto & Digital Asset Valuation in Hong Kong

HKFRS 13 fair value of crypto assets, locked tokens, security tokens and tokenised assets for audit, fund NAV and financial statements. Digital assets are hard to value not because prices are unavailable, but because there are too many prices – across venues with different depth, fees and regulatory status. Valtech Valuation provides independent crypto and digital asset valuation in Hong Kong under HKFRS 13 for tokens, security tokens, tokenised assets and digital contracts, for audit, fund NAV reporting and corporate financial statements.

Property, Plant & Equipment Valuation in Hong Kong (HKAS 16)

Valuation of property, plant, machinery and specialised assets in Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area and beyond under HKAS 16, HKAS 40 and HKFRS 13. Land, buildings, plant and machinery often make up the largest part of a company's balance sheet. Valtech Valuation provides independent property, plant and equipment (PP&E) valuation in Hong Kong – fair value and depreciated replacement cost assessments for real property, machinery and specialised assets under HKAS 16, HKAS 40 and HKFRS 13.

Valuation for HKEX Notifiable & Connected Transactions

Independent valuations for HKEX-listed issuers supporting circulars, announcements, IFA opinions and connected transactions under Listing Rules Chapters 14 and 14A. When a Hong Kong listed issuer acquires or disposes of a business or asset, the valuation behind the consideration may end up in a public circular, read by the Stock Exchange, the independent financial adviser, shareholders and the market. Valtech Valuation provides independent valuation for HKEX notifiable and connected transactions under Chapters 14 and 14A of the Listing Rules.

Startup & Pre-IPO Valuation in Hong Kong

Independent valuation for Hong Kong startups, funds and pre-IPO companies: backsolve, OPM, PWERM and waterfall allocation across share classes. A negotiated round price is not the same as a valuation. Investors set a price; a valuation explains what the business is worth and why. Valtech Valuation provides independent startup and pre-IPO valuation in Hong Kong for founders, venture and private equity funds, family offices and companies preparing to list – including allocation of value across preferred and ordinary share classes.

Impairment Testing & CGU Valuation in Hong Kong (HKAS 36)

Independent HKAS 36 recoverable-amount assessments for goodwill, intangible assets, investments in subsidiaries and cash-generating units. When goodwill, intangible assets or an investment in a subsidiary may be worth less than its carrying amount, HKAS 36 Impairment of Assets requires a recoverable-amount assessment. Valtech Valuation provides independent impairment testing and CGU valuation in Hong Kong, prepared for financial reporting and structured around the questions auditors actually ask.

Purchase Price Allocation (PPA) in Hong Kong (HKFRS 3)

HKFRS 3 purchase price allocation for Hong Kong acquirers: identifying and valuing intangible assets, contingent consideration and goodwill. Completing an acquisition is only half the job. Under HKFRS 3 Business Combinations, the acquirer must measure every identifiable asset and liability at acquisition-date fair value, recognise intangibles that were never on the target's balance sheet, and treat the residual as goodwill. Valtech Valuation provides independent purchase price allocation (PPA) in Hong Kong that stands up to audit review.

Expected Credit Loss (ECL) Assessment in Hong Kong (HKFRS 9)

HKFRS 9 expected credit loss models for trade receivables, intercompany loans, loan books and margin financing, with forward-looking scenarios. HKFRS 9 requires companies to recognise credit losses before a default happens, based on a forward-looking view that has to be evidenced. That is why expected credit loss is one of the most frequent audit discussion points for Hong Kong companies. Valtech Valuation builds and reviews expected credit loss (ECL) models in Hong Kong for trade receivables, intercompany balances, loan books and margin financing.

Long Service Payment (LSP) Valuation in Hong Kong (HKAS 19)

Actuarial HKAS 19 valuation of long service payment and severance obligations after the abolition of MPF offsetting on 1 May 2025. Many Hong Kong employers that never carried a long service payment liability now need to measure one. Since the abolition of MPF offsetting took effect on 1 May 2025, auditors are asking for independent HKAS 19 assessments. Valtech Valuation provides long service payment (LSP) and severance payment valuation in Hong Kong, built for audit review.

Convertible Bond & Preference Share Valuation in Hong Kong (HKFRS 9)

Fair value of convertible bonds, preference shares, FCNs, warrants and embedded derivatives under HKFRS 9 and HKFRS 13. A convertible instrument is rarely one thing for accounting purposes. It usually combines a debt host with a conversion option and, often, call, put, reset or ratchet features. HKFRS 9 requires these to be assessed, separated or measured at fair value – and someone has to produce a fair value the auditor will accept. Valtech Valuation provides independent convertible bond and preference share valuation in Hong Kong for both issuers and holders.

Share Option & ESOP Valuation in Hong Kong (HKFRS 2)

HKFRS 2 share-based payment valuation for share options, RSUs, share awards and warrants, for listed and unlisted Hong Kong companies. Granting share options or share awards creates an accounting charge even though no cash leaves the business. Under HKFRS 2 Share-based Payment, the expense is measured at the fair value of what was granted – and for an unlisted company, none of the inputs can simply be read off a screen. Valtech Valuation provides independent share option and ESOP valuation in Hong Kong for options, restricted share units (RSUs), share awards and warrants, evidenced for audit.

Business Valuation in Hong Kong

Independent company and equity valuation in Hong Kong for audits, M&A, share transfers, fundraising, tax and disputes, prepared under HKFRS 13. Whether you are agreeing a deal price, buying out a shareholder or answering an auditor's request, you need a figure that can be defended. Valtech Valuation provides independent business valuation in Hong Kong – an opinion of what a company, a shareholding or a business unit is worth at a specific date, evidenced to a standard that auditors, counterparties, regulators and the courts will accept.