We value Tasmanian businesses on one principle: a private owner should get an opinion that holds when it is questioned, at a fee the business can carry, from a person who puts their name to it. We work with clients across Hobart and the rest of the state by video call and phone.
Greater Hobart runs on small, often family-owned firms. At 30 June 2025 the City of Hobart had 6,940 actively trading businesses, Clarence 4,258, Glenorchy 3,324 and Kingborough 2,929 (Source: ABS, Counts of Australian Businesses, including Entries and Exits, July 2021 to June 2025). For owners like these a valuation is rarely abstract: it arrives when a parent hands over, siblings part ways, or a related company buys the premises.
Owners in that position have often faced uneven options. A signed report from a large national firm was priced for much bigger clients, while a broker's estimate tended to fold at the first hard question from a bank, the ATO or the other side's solicitor. We offer recognised credentials and a disciplined method at a fee that suits a hospitality group near Salamanca Place, a family pharmacy in Kingston or a marine contractor serving the salmon farms in the Huon Valley.
Whether you are selling, restructuring, passing the business on, answering the State Revenue Office of Tasmania, or heading to the Supreme Court of Tasmania or the Federal Circuit and Family Court, the person who signs your report has worked through it and will explain any assumption in it to you, an opposing expert or a judge. Nothing is outsourced.
Managing Partner · Over 15 years of private company valuation, transaction advice and expert evidence, now acting for owners in Hobart, Glenorchy, Clarence, Kingborough, the Huon Valley and across Tasmania.
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