CCPS Valuation in Nagawara, Bangalore

Quick answer: Virtual Auditor values compulsorily convertible preference shares (CCPS) for companies in Nagawara, Bangalore, from our Bengaluru office at Mahalakshmi Chambers, MG Road, covering the Companies Act conversion-price report, FEMA pricing for foreign investors and the fair value needed for accounts.

Nagawara: the local picture for CCPS Valuation

Nagawara is the Nagawara area on the Outer Ring Road, home to Manyata Tech Park. Nagawara lies in Bengaluru Urban district, Karnataka. Its business mix is typical of a technology and start-up district. Nearby areas we also serve include Kothanur, R.T. Nagar, Lingarajapuram and Kalyan Nagar–Banaswadi. We serve clients in Nagawara from our Bengaluru office at Mahalakshmi Chambers, MG Road. Funded start-ups here issue CCPS in most priced rounds; we often value them alongside the FEMA certificate and the ESOP pool refresh. Companies with a registered office in Nagawara come under the Registrar of Companies, Bangalore (Kendriya Sadan, Koramangala). FEMA reports are filed on the RBI's FIRMS portal through your authorised dealer bank; compounding applications go to the RBI regional office, Bengaluru.

What is CCPS valuation?

CCPS are preference shares that must convert into equity on set terms. Venture investors use them for liquidation preference and anti-dilution rights, which is why their value differs from the value of ordinary equity.

What does the Companies Act require for CCPS?

CCPS issued by preferential allotment need a special resolution and a registered valuer's report (section 62(1)(c) read with Rule 13 of the Companies (Share Capital and Debentures) Rules, 2014). For convertible securities, the price of the shares issued on conversion must be fixed either upfront when the CCPS are offered or not earlier than 30 days before the holder becomes entitled to convert, on the basis of the registered valuer's report.

How does FEMA treat CCPS?

Under the Non-Debt Instruments Rules, 2019, preference shares count as equity instruments only if they are fully, compulsorily and mandatorily convertible. The price or conversion formula must be fixed upfront at the time of issue, and the price at conversion cannot be lower than the fair value worked out at the time of issue. Allotment to a non-resident is reported in Form FC-GPR within 30 days.

Full details of CCPS valuation, including the law, the process and our method: https://virtualauditor.in/complex-instruments-valuation

What you get from Virtual Auditor in Nagawara

• Share-class value allocation (OPM / PWERM)
• Ind AS classification note
• Registered valuer's report for the allotment

Documents to keep ready

• Cap table before and after the round
• Details of earlier rounds and their prices
• Term sheet and shareholders' agreement

Indicative Fee Structure

*Prices are indicative and exclude government fees and taxes. Actual fees depend on scope and complexity; contact us for a fixed quote.

Engagement terms — reviewed 25 October 2026

• Fee: CCPS/OCPS valuation from ₹50,000 + 18% GST per report; iSAFE or convertible-note valuation from ₹40,000 + 18% GST; full cap-table waterfall analysis from ₹75,000 + 18% GST. No government fee applies.
• Extra / not included: A revised report after a change in the instrument terms, the valuation date or the purpose is a fresh engagement.
• Turnaround: 7 working days from receipt of complete information and the advance payment.
• Who signs: The report is signed by V. Viswanathan, IBBI Registered Valuer (IBBI/RV/03/2019/12333).
• Entity: Engagement letter and invoice are issued by V Viswanathan & Associates (proprietor V. Viswanathan, IBBI Registered Valuer, IBBI/RV/03/2019/12333); the Registered Valuer is appointed and signs in his personal capacity, not through a company.
• What to send first: Send term sheet or the instrument's terms (conversion ratio, liquidation preference, dividend), cap table, latest audited financial statements and management projections.
• Next step: Send your enquiry on WhatsApp to +91 99622 60333; we confirm the scope, fee and timeline in writing before work starts.