How the UK business valuation calculator works
The calculator applies a sector-specific multiple to the EBITDA or net profit figure you provide. It then adjusts the range for recurring revenue and how dependent the business is on its owner. The result is an indicative enterprise value, not the amount a shareholder would necessarily receive at completion.
What information do I need?
You need your sector, annual revenue, approximate EBITDA or net profit, revenue mix, and an honest view of owner dependency. Use maintainable earnings where possible. One-off income and costs can distort the result.
What can change a business valuation?
Buyers also consider growth, customer concentration, management depth, contracts, working capital, debt, and the quality of financial records. Read how buyers assess business value or compare the main UK business valuation methods before relying on any estimate.
This free business valuation calculator provides general information only. It is not a formal valuation, financial advice, investment advice, tax advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell a business.