For banks, NBFCs, insolvency professionals, corporates and law firms whose valuation needs go beyond a single property — bulk and portfolio work, panel empanelment, and formal institutional engagements, handled through one dedicated point of contact.
If your requirement is a single property for personal use, the individual inquiry form is quicker. This page is for organisations.
The valuation methodology doesn't change — how the engagement is run does.
The same four Central Act registrations that let one report serve a bank, a court and a tax officer are what make institutional empanelment possible in the first place.
Read the full explainer on what each registration authorises →
Bulk portfolio valuation, panel empanelment, NCLT/IBC appointments, or an M&A matter — tell us the scope and a dedicated point of contact will get back to you with terms.
Yes. Empanelment requires sharing your institution's panel application format along with the credentials already listed on this page — the four Central Act registrations, professional qualifications, and address proof. Send your empanelment format to the email below and the office will return it completed.
Yes — registration is held under the Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017 (IBBI), Land & Building category, which is the registration the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code requires for a company's land and building assets in CIRP or liquidation proceedings.
Per-property pricing typically reduces at volume, and the exact structure depends on how many properties, how geographically spread they are, and the reporting format required. This is scoped directly with your team before any commitment — send the property list and requirements to get a quote.
Yes. Land records and any commercial information shared are already treated with the confidentiality standard required of a Government Approved Registered Valuer, and a separate NDA can be signed on request before any documents are shared.
Yes, for retainer and panel arrangements. This is agreed during scoping so every report in the engagement follows a consistent, recognisable format for your internal review process.