Business Valuation

Business Valuation

Know your number. Before a buyer tells you theirs.

What is your business actually worth? Not what you hope, what a buyer with a calculator and a legal team will conclude after proper due diligence. The Emanda Business Valuation gives you a credible, methodology-grounded answer in under 15 minutes.

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WHAT’S INCLUDED

What you get from the Emanda Business Valuation

Multiple valuation methods

EBITDA multiple, discounted cash flow, asset-based, and revenue multiple

Industry benchmarking

See how your valuation compares to recent comparable sales in your sector

Value driver analysis

Understand exactly what’s pushing your number up or down

Scenario modelling

See how operational improvements translate to valuation uplift

A shareable valuation report

Designed to be shared with advisers, investors, or buyers

QUICK ESTIMATE

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Know your number. Before a buyer tells you theirs.

Enter your industry, revenue and adjusted profit to see an indicative valuation range. For a full, methodology-grounded valuation, use the Emanda platform.

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Select your industry and enter your financials above.

This calculator is for indicative purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Emanda recommends a full platform valuation for any business sale or investment decision.

This is a broad range, you can complete a more accurate range using the Emanda platform in minutes.

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the Emanda valuation?

Emanda’s valuation gives you a credible indicative range based on industry methodology and your financial inputs. It is not a formal valuation for legal or tax purposes. For those, you’ll need a qualified valuer. Most of our users treat the Emanda valuation as a starting point for adviser conversations and negotiation preparation.

What financial information do I need to get started?

Revenue, EBITDA (or we’ll help you calculate it), and a few operational inputs. Most owners complete the valuation in under 15 minutes.

What is EBITDA and why does it matter?

EBITDA stands for Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation. It’s the most common measure buyers and M&A advisers use to value a business because it gives a view of operating profitability before financing and accounting decisions. Most SME business valuations are expressed as a multiple of EBITDA.

Can I share the report with my accountant or broker?

Yes. The valuation report is designed to be shared and is a useful starting point for conversations with your professional advisers.

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