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Business Valuation Tool

Instantly estimate your company's value using six recognized methods (EBITDA multiple, revenue multiple, DCF, asset-based method, market comparables, and liquidation).

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Company Info
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Financial Data
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Balance Sheet
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Company Information

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Regional conditions influence multiples
Regions have different investor appetite, exit opportunities and market dynamics that impact valuations.
Annual
Percentage of customers who continue to buy from you year over year. High rates can increase valuation.
Estimated percentage
Your sales as a percentage of the total market size in your industry. Helps assess competitive position.
Level of proprietary technology, patents, trademarks, etc.

Key Financial Data

For better accuracy, provide average figures for the last 3 years for all indicators below. We suggest entering values in millions for convenience (ex: enter 5 for 5 million).

Average 3 years
Average annual revenue over 3 years. Provides a more stable baseline than a single year.
Average 3 years
Gross margin is the difference between revenue and cost of goods sold, expressed as a percentage of revenue.
Average 3 years (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation & Amortization)
EBITDA = Net Income + Interest + Taxes + Depreciation. Measures operating profitability.
Average 3 years (in millions)
Average annual profits after all expenses, taxes, and costs deducted from revenue.
Average 3 years (in millions)
Cash available after operating expenses and investments. Essential for the DCF method.
Average annual growth over 3 years
Helps understand company trajectory; different from future growth expectations.
Sustainable long-term growth rate
Projected growth rate over a 5-year period. After these 5 years, we use 3% annually to calculate terminal value in DCF calculations.

Balance Sheet Information

Last balance sheet (in millions)
The total value of all assets held by the company, including current and non-current assets.
Last balance sheet (in millions)
Total of all current and long-term debts and obligations of the company.

Asset Breakdown

This breakdown helps calculate a more precise liquidation value for your company.

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Patents, trademarks, goodwill, etc. (in millions)
Total shares in millions
Enter the total shares outstanding in millions (ex: for 100 million shares, enter 100)
Price-to-Earnings Ratio
The price-to-earnings ratio based on stock price divided by earnings per share.
Price-to-Sales Ratio
Market value / annual revenue ratio.

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Your Company Valuation Results

Based on the financial information you provided

Estimated Company Value

2.5 - 3.2 million

This range represents the estimated market value of your company based on multiple valuation methods.

EBITDA Multiple Method

2.8 million

Based on a standard multiple of 4.5x applied to your average EBITDA.

Why it matters: Allows comparing companies based on operating profitability. Widely used in M&A to compare similar companies.

Revenue Multiple Method

$3,200,000

Based on a standard multiple of 0.8x applied to your average annual revenue.

Why it matters: Values sales independently of profits. Common for high-growth companies where revenue signals future potential.

DCF Method

$3,500,000

Based on discounting future cash flows at the discount rate of 10% over 5 years.

Why it matters: Estimates future earnings and brings them to present value. Ideal for companies with clear, predictable growth.

Asset-Based Method

$2,500,000

Based on your total assets minus your liabilities, with adjustments.

Why it matters: Uses a price/book value to value what the company owns after debts. Suitable for asset-rich sectors.

Market Comparables Method

$3,000,000

Based on P/E and P/S ratios of public companies in your sector, adjusted for private status.

Why it matters: Based on valuation of comparable public companies in your industry.

Liquidation Method

$1,800,000

Based on the estimated recoverable value of your assets in case of liquidation.

Why it matters: If the company had to close and quickly sell its assets — provides a realistic worst-case scenario.

Next Steps for a Complete Valuation

This is an initial estimate based on limited data. For a more accurate and detailed valuation that considers all aspects of your company, we recommend scheduling a consultation with our M&A and consulting experts.

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