Company Risk and Aviation Business Value

There are risks that are specific to your aviation business. Each of these is a factor that a valuator may consider or a potential buyer may look at when assessing your business and can add risk to or detract risk from your company. Here is a list of such areas that should be looked at and many can be mitigated to improve the value of your business.

Is Your Aviation Business Ready for an Emergency?

The reality is that most business owners are not truly prepared for emergencies. Whether it’s a weather event, a fire, the sudden loss of key personnel or equipment, or something completely different, a major emergency can end a business or decimate its value if it’s not prepared. Here are five key items that should be on your Prepared for Anything list.

The Value of Taking A Break

When assessing the value of an aviation business, the valuator considers many different factors. Of course, the assets, liabilities, revenues, expenses and bottom line are all a major part of that picture, but there are other elements that affect value either positively or negatively. Among those elements are your company’s products or services.