Sensitivity Analysis
Definition
A method of testing how changes in individual assumptions — such as discount rate, growth rate, or royalty rate — affect the estimated value of an asset or business. Sensitivity analysis is a critical component of intangible asset valuation, revealing which inputs have the greatest impact on the result and informing risk assessment.
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How accurate are Opagio's royalty rate benchmarks?
Opagio uses published benchmarks (Royalty Stat, industry reports) but notes that rates vary by deal, company size, and negotiation — benchmarks are guidance, not gospel.
Read full answer →What if I disagree with Opagio's valuation?
Opagio valuations are transparent — you can see all assumptions and adjust them. If you disagree with a specific input (royalty rate, discount rate, useful life), change it and re-run.
Read full answer →Can I export my Opagio valuation for use in external documents?
Yes — Opagio generates downloadable PDF and Excel reports suitable for sharing with investors, advisors, and auditors, maintaining formatting and methodology disclosure.
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