
Business Valuation Calculator
How to Use the Business Valuation Calculator
The Business Valuation Calculator is a powerful tool designed to help you estimate the value of a business based on its revenue, profits, and industry-specific multipliers. This calculator provides a quick and reliable estimate that can be useful for selling, buying, or attracting investors. Follow these steps to use the calculator:
Step 1: Enter Annual Revenue
- Input the total revenue generated by the business in a year in the “Annual Revenue (₹)” field.
- For example:
- If the business generates ₹10,00,000 annually, enter
1000000
. - Ensure the revenue figure reflects the actual income from sales, services, or other sources.
- If the business generates ₹10,00,000 annually, enter
Step 2: Enter Annual Profit
- Input the net profit earned by the business after deducting all expenses in the “Annual Profit (₹)” field.
- For example:
- If the business earns ₹2,00,000 in profit annually, enter
200000
. - Net profit is calculated as total revenue minus all operating expenses, taxes, and costs.
- If the business earns ₹2,00,000 in profit annually, enter
Step 3: Enter Industry Multiplier
- Input the industry-specific multiplier in the “Industry Multiplier” field.
- The multiplier reflects the risk, growth potential, and market conditions of the industry. For example:
- A stable industry might have a multiplier of
2.5
. - A high-growth industry might have a multiplier of
4.0
.
- A stable industry might have a multiplier of
- Research industry benchmarks or consult financial experts to determine the appropriate multiplier.
Step 4: Calculate Business Value
- Click the “Calculate Business Value” button to generate the result.
- The calculator will display two key estimates:
- Revenue-Based Valuation : Estimated value based on annual revenue.
- Profit-Based Valuation : Estimated value based on annual profit.
Understanding the Results
- Revenue-Based Valuation : Reflects the business’s value based on its ability to generate revenue.
- Profit-Based Valuation : Reflects the business’s value based on its profitability.
- Example:
- If the annual revenue is ₹10,00,000, annual profit is ₹2,00,000, and the multiplier is 2.5:
- Revenue-Based Valuation : ₹25,00,000
- Profit-Based Valuation : ₹5,00,000
- If the annual revenue is ₹10,00,000, annual profit is ₹2,00,000, and the multiplier is 2.5: