Company valuation calculator
An EBITDA-multiple valuation estimates enterprise value by multiplying maintainable EBITDA by a selected valuation multiple, then adjusts for debt and cash to estimate equity value.
Method first: Enterprise value equals EBITDA multiplied by the selected EV/EBITDA multiple. Equity value equals enterprise value less debt plus cash.
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An EBITDA-multiple valuation estimates enterprise value by multiplying maintainable EBITDA by a selected valuation multiple, then adjusts for debt and cash to estimate equity value.
Calculated from the assumptions shown. Review the methodology and limitations before using the result.
How the analysis works.
Enterprise value equals EBITDA multiplied by the selected EV/EBITDA multiple. Equity value equals enterprise value less debt plus cash.
What this does not replace.
Market multiples depend on business quality, growth, sector, geography, transaction conditions and accounting consistency. This simplified calculator does not select or validate a comparable-company multiple.
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Open →Questions about this tool.
Is an EBITDA multiple the same as a DCF?
No. A multiple-based valuation applies a market-derived valuation multiple to a financial metric, while a DCF discounts forecast cash flows. They can be used as complementary valuation perspectives.
