Business Valuation
Quantify your legacy. Estimate enterprise value using industry-standard DCF, EBITDA multiples, and net-asset methodologies.
Current year's free cash flow
Annual cash flow growth (5-year projection)
Weighted average cost of capital
Long-term sustainable growth (usually 2-3%)
Estimated Business Value
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Based on discounted cash flow
Valuation Breakdown
Valuation Tips
- DCF: Best for mature businesses with predictable cash flows
- Multiples: Quick estimate based on comparable companies
- Asset-Based: Most conservative, good for asset-heavy businesses
- Consider using multiple methods and averaging the results
Economic Appraisal
Business valuation is a process and a set of procedures used to estimate the economic value of an owner's interest in a business. Valuation is used by financial market participants to determine the price they are willing to pay or receive to effect a sale of a business.
Intrinsic Value
Calculated based on free cash flows (DCF), focusing on the business's ability to generate future wealth.
Market Multiple
Comparison against recent industry transactions using EBITDA or Revenue multiples.
Value Drivers
Strategic buyers pay for synergy, while financial buyers pay for cash flow. Optimizing your "Value Drivers" can increase your multiple by 2x-3x.
Proprietary Technology & IP
Recurring Revenue Percentage
Customer Diversification
Standard Operating Procedures
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