Business Valuation Calculator
Estimate enterprise value and equity value from EBITDA and a multiple range.
Results
Enterprise value (EV) (range)
The value of the business as a whole, regardless of whether it is financed with own or borrowed funds. = EBITDA × multiple. —
Net debt
Financial debt minus cash. —
Equity value (range)
The value that belongs to the owners — enterprise value minus net debt. This is a benchmark for the sale price of an ownership stake. —
Equity value (midpoint)
The value that belongs to the owners — enterprise value minus net debt. This is a benchmark for the sale price of an ownership stake. —
Indicative estimate only. Real multiples depend on industry, size, growth and risk — a professional valuation uses several methods.
Glossary of terms
- EBITDA
- Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation. Shows the profitability of core operations independently of the financing structure and tax regime.
- EBITDA multiple
- How many times a business's value exceeds its annual EBITDA in transactions involving comparable companies. Depends on industry, size, growth rate and risk.
- Financial debt
- Loans and other interest-bearing liabilities.
- Cash
- Cash on hand and in bank accounts.
- Net debt
- Financial debt minus cash.
- Enterprise value (EV)
- The value of the business as a whole, regardless of whether it is financed with own or borrowed funds. = EBITDA × multiple.
- Equity value
- The value that belongs to the owners — enterprise value minus net debt. This is a benchmark for the sale price of an ownership stake.
Results are indicative and do not constitute financial advice.