Movable assets valuation — expert report
Unlike real estate, the value of movable assets changes constantly. Technological progress, depreciation and market conditions directly affect pricing. This service helps you get an accurate view of your asset’s real market value.
When do you need movable assets valuation?
Regular revaluation is essential for effective business management and a clear financial picture. Typical cases include:
- Financial operations: pledging assets, insurance, or contribution to share capital.
- Business reorganization: revaluation of fixed assets, audit, or liquidation process.
- Transactions and tenders: purchase/sale, leasing, and participation in public or private tenders.
- Government regulation: customs valuation and tax purposes.
What is valued?
The service covers a wide range of movable assets:
- Transport and special machinery:
- Passenger and commercial vehicles
- Road and agricultural machinery
- Marine, aviation and railway equipment
- Industrial assets:
- Machinery and production lines
- Technological complexes
- Power units and aggregates
- Inventory and valuables:
- Office equipment and furniture
- Works of art
- Jewelry
Why is professional valuation important?
Movable assets depreciate both physically and functionally. The following factors are considered:
- Inflation/deflation: impact of economic changes on prices.
- Market saturation: availability of similar models in the market.
- Technical condition: operating life, wear level and remaining resources.
Purposes of movable asset valuation
- Pledge and lending: establishing market value for bank loan collateral.
- Court and enforcement: determining value or loss for disputes and compulsory enforcement.
- Insurance and loss: defining the insured sum or the damage incurred.
- Financial reporting: revaluation of fixed assets for IFRS and accounting.
Vehicle and machinery valuation
Official valuation of vehicles, special machinery and industrial equipment accounts for wear, technical condition and comparable market data. Unlike free online calculators, a certified report carries legal force and is accepted by banks, courts and insurance companies.
Documents and turnaround
Identification and technical documentation for the asset (e.g. technical passport, registration data) and photographs are required. A report is usually ready within 3-7 working days, depending on the asset type and quantity.
Frequently Asked Questions about Movable Assets Valuation
What types of movable assets are valued?
Vehicles, special machinery, industrial equipment, office equipment, jewellery and works of art are valued.
How long does a movable assets valuation take?
Typically 2–5 working days, depending on the type and quantity of assets.
Can a vehicle valuation be used in court?
Yes, the official report can be submitted both in court and for insurance purposes.