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Simple Business Valuation Tool
🏢 Simple Business Valuation Tool

Simple Business Valuation Tool

Estimate a business value using P/E multiples, revenue multiples, and a light DCF approach.
1. Core financials (trailing 12 months) Base inputs
Profit attributable to shareholders in the last 12 months.
Total sales / turnover in the last 12 months.
Cash available to owners (after capex & working capital). If unsure, start with net profit.
Used to show per share values.
2. Multiples assumptions Comparable companies / deals
Use sector P/E ranges (e.g. listed companies, comparable private deals).
Useful for high-growth or low-profit businesses (e.g. SaaS, start-ups).
3. DCF light assumptions Cashflow-based value
We compound FCF at a constant growth rate for the forecast years, discount at your chosen rate, then apply a simple terminal multiple to the final year’s FCF.
Please enter sensible values: financials & assumptions must be non-negative, and discount rate & forecast years must be positive for DCF.
💡 This is a rough valuation tool. Real valuations adjust for debt, excess cash, working capital, sector risk, etc.
Valuation Summary
Waiting for numbers…
Blended value: —
Enter profit, revenue, FCF and assumptions to see valuations.
P/E mid valuation
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P/E valuation range
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Revenue mid valuation
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Revenue valuation range
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DCF value
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DCF implied FCF multiple
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Blended valuation (simple avg)
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Overall valuation range
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How methods compare
Relative valuations (scaled to 100%) No valuations yet
P/E mid
Revenue mid
DCF
Vs current market value (optional)
Current value / price
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Blended vs current
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No market price entered
This tool outputs a range, not a single “correct” number. It ignores debt, cash, minority interests, complex share classes, and tax effects. For serious transactions, combine this with a full financial model and professional advice.