Democratizing M&A
Democratizing M&A
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Market price valuation is a widely used methodology in M&A transactions.
It estimates your business's value by comparing it to similar companies in your industry.
Market price valuation is a widely used methodology in M&A transactions. It estimates your business's value by comparing it to similar companies in your industry.
Market price valuation is a widely used methodology in M&A transactions.
It estimates your business's value by comparing it
to similar companies in your industry.
Market Value Calculator
This calculator, part of an M&A toolkit developed by Fenia Advise, leverages financial benchmarks and valuation multiples from publicly traded European companies, categorized by industry. It generates a valuation range based on industry-standard metrics derived from Damodaran's research.
Enter your company details to begin.
Market Value Calculator
This calculator, part of an M&A toolkit developed by Fenia Advise, leverages financial benchmarks and valuation multiples from publicly traded European companies, categorized by industry. It generates a valuation range based on industry-standard metrics derived from Damodaran's research.
Enter your company details to begin.
Market Value Calculator
This calculator, part of an M&A toolkit developed by Fenia Advise, leverages financial benchmarks and valuation multiples from publicly traded European companies, categorized by industry. It generates a valuation range based on industry-standard metrics derived from Damodaran's research.
Enter your company details to begin.
Notes
We provide a price valuation range based on data sourced from Damodaran's extensive research. However, it's important to note that price is not the same as value. The true value of your company depends on a more detailed and precise analysis of its unique characteristics. A price valuation offers an estimation of what potential buyers might be willing to pay for companies like yours, serving as a useful starting point for strategic decisions. For a more detailed valuation please contact us.
Notes
We provide a price valuation range based on data sourced from Damodaran's extensive research. However, it's important to note that price is not the same as value. The true value of your company depends on a more detailed and precise analysis of its unique characteristics. A price valuation offers an estimation of what potential buyers might be willing to pay for companies like yours, serving as a useful starting point for strategic decisions. For a more detailed valuation please contact us.
Notes
We provide a price valuation range based on data sourced from Damodaran's extensive research. However, it's important to note that price is not the same as value. The true value of your company depends on a more detailed and precise analysis of its unique characteristics. A price valuation offers an estimation of what potential buyers might be willing to pay for companies like yours, serving as a useful starting point for strategic decisions. For a more detailed valuation please contact us.
Notes
We provide a price valuation range based on data sourced from Damodaran's extensive research. However, it's important to note that price is not the same as value. The true value of your company depends on a more detailed and precise analysis of its unique characteristics. A price valuation offers an estimation of what potential buyers might be willing to pay for companies like yours, serving as a useful starting point for strategic decisions. For a more detailed valuation please contact us.
REFERENCE
Grounded in Expertise
This calculator is built upon the financial research and valuation datasets of Aswath Damodaran, Professor of Finance at NYU Stern School of Business and one of the world’s most respected authorities in valuation, corporate finance, and market risk.
Data Source
The data used in this calculator is based on Aswath Damodaran’s annual European datasets, which compile financial and valuation metrics(EV/Revenue and EV/EBITDA) from publicly listed European companies (EU, UK, Switzerland, and the Nordics)
Methodology
This calculator uses the Market Multiples Valuation Method, a comparative approach that estimates the value of a company based on how similar businesses are valued in the market.
This methodology assumes stable operations and is not intended for startup or venture-stage valuation.
Liquidity Adjustment Included
The liquidity adjustment captures the reduced marketability of private companies relative to listed peers, with discounts typically ranging from 10 % to 30 % based on size and stability.
REFERENCE
Grounded
in Expertise
This calculator is inspired by the extensive financial research and data analysis of Aswath Damodaran, a leading authority in valuation and corporate finance.
Data Source
The data used in this calculator is based on Aswath Damodaran’s annual European datasets, which compile financial and valuation metrics(EV/Revenue and EV/EBITDA) from publicly listed European companies (EU, UK, Switzerland, and the Nordics)
Methodology
This calculator uses the Market Multiples Valuation Method, a comparative approach that estimates the value of a company based on how similar businesses are valued in the market.
This methodology assumes stable operations and is not intended for startup or venture-stage valuation.
Liquidity Adjustment Included
The liquidity adjustment captures the reduced marketability of private companies relative to listed peers, with discounts typically ranging from 10 % to 30 % based on size and stability.
REFERENCE
Grounded in Expertise
This calculator is built upon the financial research and valuation datasets of Aswath Damodaran, Professor of Finance at NYU Stern School of Business and one of the world’s most respected authorities in valuation, corporate finance, and market risk.
Data Source
The data used in this calculator is based on Aswath Damodaran’s annual European datasets, which compile financial and valuation metrics(EV/Revenue and EV/EBITDA) from publicly listed European companies (EU, UK, Switzerland, and the Nordics)
Methodology
This calculator uses the Market Multiples Valuation Method, a comparative approach that estimates the value of a company based on how similar businesses are valued in the market.
This methodology assumes stable operations and is not intended for startup or venture-stage valuation.
Liquidity Adjustment Included
The liquidity adjustment captures the reduced marketability of private companies relative to listed peers, with discounts typically ranging from 10 % to 30 % based on size and stability.
REFERENCE
Grounded in Expertise
This calculator is built upon the financial research and valuation datasets of Aswath Damodaran, Professor of Finance at NYU Stern School of Business and one of the world’s most respected authorities in valuation, corporate finance, and market risk.
Data Source
The data used in this calculator is based on Aswath Damodaran’s annual European datasets, which compile financial and valuation metrics(EV/Revenue and EV/EBITDA) from publicly listed European companies (EU, UK, Switzerland, and the Nordics)
Methodology
This calculator uses the Market Multiples Valuation Method, a comparative approach that estimates the value of a company based on how similar businesses are valued in the market.
This methodology assumes stable operations and is not intended for startup or venture-stage valuation.
Liquidity Adjustment Included
The liquidity adjustment captures the reduced marketability of private companies relative to listed peers, with discounts typically ranging from 10 % to 30 % based on size and stability.