Phoenix, AZ Office
13225 West Wilshire Dr
Goodyear, AZ 85395
623-935-2112


New Mexico Office
3300 N. Butler Ave. #203
Farmington, NM 87401
505-258-8821


Office Hours
Mon-Thurs 9:00-4:00


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Welcome to American Business Appraisers

Specializing in Business Valuations, Machinery & Equipment Appraisal

American Business Appraisers is nationally recognized for performing business valuations and machinery & equipment appraisals. Our certified appraisers help defined the tangible and intangible asset values for family-owned and closely-held businesses, professional practices, limited liability companies, corporations, and partnerships.

The valuation profession is a highly specialized field requiring a solid foundation of experience, continuing education, and professional integrity. In today’s litigation climate, a qualified and certified appraiser can serve as either an expert witness or consultant to an attorney regarding business valuations or equipment appraisals.

Every individual situation is different and not everyone requires our certified appraisal services. Sometimes just talking with one of our appraisers is all that may be necessary. With our initial consultation, there is no cost or obligation to you.

We promise you two things:

  1. To invest a reasonable amount of time to gain an understanding of your specific requirements.
  2. Our communication will be kept confidential.

We are an independently owned affiliate of the American Business Appraisers National Network, which brings the best resources together from multiple offices located throughout the United States to complete all types of business valuations or machinery and equipment appraisal assignments. We welcome the opportunity to discuss any questions you may have about business valuation or machinery and equipment appraisal issues.

We serve clients nationwide with offices in Arizona and New Mexico!

Latest News and Business Highlights

Three Key Factors in Business Valuation

The three key factors are profitability, growth and risk. Profitability, or more specifically, anticipated benefits will be the most important consideration by investors (i. e., buyers). Anticipated benefits will consider such items as the nature, capital structure, and historical performance. Growth considerations are generally the expected growth in earnings, along with the anticipated outlook for… Continue >>>

How to Benchmark the Value of a Business

What is a reasonable selling price for a business? This is a question that arises for many business owners and others interested in pricing a business. To some degree, every business is unique and therefore, no one-size-fits-all valuation formula works for all businesses or for a particular industry. For example, sometimes a dentist may hear… Continue >>>

When an EBITDA Valuation Multiple Doesn’t Work

Many business owner’s when they want to sell their business, often read about an EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) valuation multiples. But when they’re questioned further, what they really mean is they want to sell for a higher EBITDA valuation multiple than discussed in the industry journals. Here, I will identify occurrences… Continue >>>

Startup Valuation Assignments

Startup type businesses get valued at various stages in their evolution. The key point here is startups need to undergo a series of valuation exercises at regular intervals; and the exercise is typically performed with limited financial data being available for the appraiser to use (with limited data being the norm). There are many approaches… Continue >>>

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