Questions and answers
Frequently Asked Questions (Company Investment Score)
How long does calculating the Investment Score take?
The standard process takes 2-4 weeks. When you provide your data completely, the process moves faster.
What data is required?
- Financial statements for the last 3 years (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow)
- Organization chart and key personnel information
- Customer portfolio and revenue distribution
- Current technology infrastructure information
- Strategic plans and growth targets (if any)
- Patent, trademark registration, and intellectual property information
What happens if the score is low?
A low score does not mean you are a bad company. It shows your improvement areas from an investor perspective. For every low-score area, we provide concrete and actionable improvement recommendations. Many companies have increased their score by 20-30 points through a 3-6 month improvement program.
Are the Investment Score and Company Valuation the same thing?
No, they are different but complementary services. Company Valuation answers the question "How much is your company worth?", while the Investment Score answers the question "How ready is your company to receive investment?" The ideal approach is to first measure your level of readiness with the Investment Score, then determine your price with Company Valuation.
What is the cost of score calculation?
It varies depending on the company's size and complexity. A clear proposal is presented after the preliminary meeting. The Investment Score can be offered on its own or as an advantageous package together with Company Valuation.
Can I show my score to investors?
Yes. A high score is a strong negotiation tool in investor meetings. The report prepared by Anatrica Partners using a methodology proves your professionalism.
Can the score be updated regularly?
Yes, score updates can be made at 3-month intervals throughout the improvement program. This allows you to track your progress with concrete figures.