Estimate EBITDA, valuation multiple, enterprise value and equity value
Business Information
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Select the industry that most closely matches
your business. Different industries typically
trade at different EBITDA multiples.
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Average annual revenue growth. Faster and
sustainable growth can justify a higher
valuation multiple.
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Recurring revenue comes from subscriptions,
contracts, memberships or repeat agreements.
Predictable revenue can increase the multiple.
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Measures dependence on a small number of
customers. A diversified customer base generally
reduces business risk.
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Indicates how dependent the business is on the
owner personally. A business that can operate
independently of the owner may command a higher
multiple.
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Considers the consistency of revenue and EBITDA
over recent years. Stable results generally
reduce investment risk.
Financial Information
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Total annual sales or operating revenue before
deducting business expenses.
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Cost of goods or services sold directly to
customers.
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Operating costs such as salaries, rent,
marketing, administration and utilities.
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Interest-bearing debt that would be deducted
from Enterprise Value to estimate Equity Value.
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Cash available to the business. Cash is added
to Enterprise Value when calculating Equity Value.
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Please enter Annual Revenue greater than zero.
Valuation Results
Suggested EBITDA Multiple
5.0×
Suggested Range: 4.0× – 6.0×
Business Quality Score: 0
EBITDA
₹0
EBITDA Margin
0%
Low Value
₹0
High Value
₹0
Enterprise Value
₹0
EBITDA × Suggested Multiple
Estimated Equity Value
₹0
Enterprise Value − Debt + Cash
How the calculation works
EBITDA = Revenue − COGS − Operating Expenses
EBITDA Margin = EBITDA ÷ Revenue × 100
Suggested Multiple = Industry Base Multiple
+ Business Quality Adjustments
Enterprise Value = EBITDA × Suggested Multiple
Equity Value = Enterprise Value − Debt + Cash