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Time≈ 2 minCostFreeBasisReal transactionsSelect your asset type, enter the key metrics, and the engine returns a low, central and high value with the reasoning behind it.
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Four recognised approaches, weighted according to what your business actually looks like.
M.01The most common starting point for profitable businesses. Your normalised EBITDA is multiplied by a sector multiple observed on comparable transactions, then adjusted for size, growth and customer concentration.
Enterprise value = normalised EBITDA x sector multipleM.02Future free cash flows are projected over five years, discounted back at a rate reflecting the risk of the business, and added to a terminal value. Best suited to companies with predictable cash generation.
Enterprise value = sum of discounted cash flows + terminal valueM.03Prices actually paid for similar businesses in the same sector and geography. This is the method a buyer, a lender or a tax authority will challenge you on, which is why our engine reads real transaction records.
Value = observed price per revenue or EBITDA unit x your metricM.04Net asset value restated at market prices. Used for holding companies, real-estate-heavy balance sheets, and as a floor value when earnings are weak or negative.
Value = restated assets - restated liabilitiesStraight answers on multiples, accuracy and when an indicative estimate is not enough.
Q.01Most valuations combine two or three approaches: an earnings multiple, a discounted cash flow, and a check against comparable transactions. The final figure is a range, not a single number, and the range narrows as the quality of your financial information improves.
Q.02Multiples vary widely by sector, size and geography. Small owner-managed businesses commonly trade between 3x and 6x EBITDA, while software or healthcare companies with recurring revenue can reach double digits. The calculator applies the multiple observed on real transactions in your sector and country.
Q.03No. An indicative estimate is the right tool to set expectations, prepare a negotiation or decide whether to start a sale process. For a bank, a court, a tax authority or a buyer's due diligence, you need a formal opinion signed by a certified valuer, which our expert network delivers.
Q.04Revenue and EBITDA for the last financial year, the country of operation, the sector, and the headcount are enough for a first estimate. Adding debt, cash and recurring revenue share materially improves accuracy.
Q.05The indicative estimate is free and instant. A formal valuation opinion is quoted individually depending on the asset, the purpose of the valuation and the level of documentation required.
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