How does the Indicative Valuation treat the business' current assets?

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The Indicative Valuation normalizes all current assets (cash, receivables, inventory) to optimal operational levels, adjusting excess amounts to reflect true cash flow needs. This ensures that the valuation includes the value of all necessary assets. Business owners can further refine this by:

Customizing normalized capital needs with expert guidance.
Adjusting operating and working capital at least 2 years before transitioning.

1. Customizing normalized capital needs with expert guidance.

2. Adjusting operating and working capital at least 2 years before transitioning.

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