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Valuation

From the details provided we estimate your company worth.

To discuss the valuation, please call the Value My Business team at

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VALUATION

Depreciation, amortisation, extraordinary or non-recurring costs, one off bad debts, factoring and/or invoice discounting costs. You may also wish to consider non-working Director costs, including salaries, pensions, car allowance.
Surplus cash, property, recently purchased assets and any other assets that are in the company which are not required to sustain the current turnover and profit.

YOUR INFORMATION

All the information you entered during the initial valuation process can be found below in the dashboard.

Company Information

Company Name

  • Sector:

    sector

  • Established:

    established

  • Postcode:

    postal

  • Name:

    name

  • Email:

    email

  • Number:

    0000000000

The purpose of my valuation

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Projected Turnover for next 12 months:

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Add Backs:

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This figure was calculated based on the information entered.

Surplus Assets Value:

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Annual Profit:

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Annual Turnover:

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What drives the value of your company?

Although accountants and academics state that there are many technical ways of valuing businesses, the reality is that value is determined by how much someone else is prepared to pay for it. Experience from our deals tell us that different acquirers are prepared to pay different prices for the same business, thus creating competitive tension.

Please find a sample to the right:

What is the formula to value a company?

The industry accepted formula for assessing a business’s value is based on the formula below:

Reconstituted Net Profit x (Sector Multiple) + SURPLUS NET ASSETS

Reconstituted Net Profit = add backs(e.g. Depreciation, one off bad debts, factoring/finance).

Sector Multiple- derived from sector/buyer appetite, deal history and value drivers in your business (e.g. contracts, work in progress, strength brands, customer base etc).

Surplus Net Assets - cash in bank, property, recently purchased assets and any other assets that are in the company which are not required to sustain the current revenue and profit.

It is important to note that while the above formula will give you an indicative base value the motives of a purchaser and a tightly controlled competitive buyer process will drive the value of your business.

Selecting the most appropriate M&A specialist is key to maximising your company’s value.

Saleability

It appears from the information provided that your business is in a saleable and active sector, with a number of recent acquisitions having been identified through ATS (Acquirer Tracker System).

* Please note that this is only an indicative value as there are many other factors which would need to be taken into account to provide an accurate valuation for sale or exit purposes. The valuation of a company requires experience and expertise. The business valuation shown is for guidance only and you should obtain specific advice before taking or refraining from any action.

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