Crossed SME valuation
Cross two methods: sector EBITDA multiples (editable) and discounted cash flows (DCF). The equity value range updates instantly.
Your assumptions
Low bound
€540,000
Central value
€990,000
High bound
€1,140,000
Method 1 — EBITDA multiples
- Low EV
- €600,000
- Median EV
- €900,000
- High EV
- €1,200,000
- Net financial debt
- €60,000
- Equity value (median)
- €840,000
3× / 4.5× / 6× (services B2B, fourchette indicative pédagogique)
Method 2 — DCF
- Enterprise value (DCF)
- €1,200,000
- Equity value (DCF)
- €1,140,000
- Terminal value weight
- 62.6 %
Reading the diagnosis
- Multiples = the sector's educational indicative range (editable). For a defensible range, calibrate on recent comparable transactions.
- DCF flows estimated by an educational proxy (EBITDA × 60%). Enter your real forecast flows to refine.
- A 36% gap between DCF and the multiples median: revisit the assumptions before interpreting the central value as a reliable indicator.
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Methodology
Multiples: EV = normative EBITDA × sector multiple, then equity value = EV − net debt. DCF: discounting of entered flows or a documented proxy (EBITDA × 60%, an after-tax-and-capex approximation), Gordon-Shapiro terminal value. The global range spans both methods.
References: multiples method (educational SME ranges, open reference Damodaran NYU Stern) · Gordon-Shapiro DCF. Educational simulation — neither investment advice nor a fairness opinion.