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What is your business worth?
A grounded starting point for the value of your company. We adjust EBITDA for owner add backs, apply a sector multiple range and bridge to equity value after net debt and excess cash. The same logic a buyer will use.
Your indicative valuation
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Use your latest sustainable EBITDA, or owner cash flow for an owner run business. We will normalize it below.
A positive number for genuine add backs (above market owner salary, one off costs, personal expenses run through the business). A negative number to strip out overstated earnings.
Typical small company EBITDA multiples sit around 3x to 6x. Quality, growth and scale push it higher; concentration and key person risk push it lower.
Interest bearing debt minus operating cash. Enter a positive number for net debt, a negative number for a net cash position.
Cash and non operating assets the business does not need to run. These add to equity value on top of the trading business.
Indicative equity value range
2 350 000 € – 5 050 000 €
Enterprise value range: 2 700 000 € – 5 400 000 €.
Based on adjusted EBITDA of 900 000 € at 3.0x to 6.0x.
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How this is calculated
We start from your EBITDA or owner cash flow and apply your add backs to reach a normalized, adjusted EBITDA. We multiply that by the low and high ends of your sector multiple to get an enterprise value range. We then bridge to equity value: subtract net debt and add any excess cash and surplus assets. Equity value is what would reach you, the owner, before tax and deal costs.
Enterprise value = adjusted EBITDA × multiple. Equity value = enterprise value − net debt + excess cash.
Indicative estimate only, not a formal valuation or financial advice. Real valuations depend on the quality of earnings, growth, customer concentration, deal structure and live market appetite. A buyer will normalize your numbers themselves.
When to use this
A fast, honest reference point before any conversation about value.
Planning an exit
Set a realistic expectation of value years before a sale, and see what would close the gap to your target.
Testing an offer
Received an approach? Sanity check the price against adjusted EBITDA and a credible multiple range.
Raising or refinancing
Understand equity value and net debt before you talk to investors or your bank.
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We close the gap between your current value and what a buyer would pay: clean up the accounts, reduce owner dependence and lift the multiple.
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