Brand valuation is the process used to calculate the value of a brand or the amount of money another party is prepared to pay for it. It involves assessing and quantifying the intangible assets associated with a brand, such as its reputation, customer loyalty, and brand equity. Brand valuation is typically conducted for various purposes, including financial reporting, mergers and acquisitions, licensing agreements, and strategic decision-making.
The brand valuation process can vary depending on the specific methodology used:

• Defining the scope and purpose: The first step is to clearly define the purpose of the brand valuation and identify the specific brand assets and rights to be evaluated. This includes determining the geographical scope, time period, and context in which the valuation will be used.
• Gathering data: Relevant data is collected to understand and analyze the brand’s performance, market position, and customer perceptions. This may include financial statements, market research, consumer surveys, and industry reports.
• Analyzing financials: The financial performance of the brand is assessed, including factors such as revenue, profitability, and growth rates. Financial ratios and benchmarks may be used to compare the brand’s performance against its competitors or industry standards.