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Company Valuation Calculator

Determine an indicative enterprise value range for your company, based on current DACH transaction multiples - EBIT multiple and capitalized earnings methods plus a value-driver analysis. Amounts in € million (salary in € thousand). All calculations run directly in your browser - no data leaves this page.

Industry & Size

Industry
Annual Revenue €m
Employees FTE

Earnings

EBIT Last FY €m
EBIT Prior Year €m
EBITDA Last FY €m · optional
MD Salary p.a. €k · 0 = no adjustment
One-off Items (±) €m · + add back one-off costs / - deduct one-off income
Adjusted EBIT (valuation basis)
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Qualitative Value Drivers 1-5 · higher = better

Owner Dependency
3/5
How dependent is the business on you as the owner?
Partly dependent
Customer Concentration
3/5
How much of your revenue depends on a few key accounts?
Top 3 ~30% of revenue
Recurring Revenue
3/5
What share of revenue comes from maintenance, subscription or framework contracts?
~30-50% recurring
Growth Trend
3/5
How has your revenue developed over the past three years?
Stable (±5%)
Competitive Position
3/5
How strong is your position in the market?
Solid position
Team & Organization
3/5
How stable are your team and second management level?
Average
Documentation & Processes
3/5
How well are your workflows documented?
Partly documented
Investment Backlog
3/5
Is there pent-up investment need in machinery, IT or equipment?
Normal needs
Indicative Enterprise Value
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Valuation Range & Methods

Dark marker = midpoint · shaded band = indicative range · dots = individual methods (filled = included in the midpoint)

Methods in Detail

Adjusted EBIT Multiple
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Capitalization Rate
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Method Ratio
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This calculator provides a non-binding, indicative valuation and does not constitute a valuation opinion, tax or investment advice. Methodology: adjusted EBIT (two-year average, market-rate MD salary adjustment, one-off items) is valued using industry- and size-specific EBIT multiples (DACH SME transaction multiples, Q2/2026) and a simplified capitalized earnings method; eight qualitative value drivers shift the result within the industry range.

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Methodology

How the Calculator Works

The calculator mirrors how SME transactions are actually priced in the DACH market: a multiple on sustainable earnings, cross-checked against a capitalized earnings view and adjusted for the qualitative factors buyers pay for.

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Adjusted EBIT

The basis is sustainable earning power: a two-year EBIT average to smooth outlier years, an adjustment to a market-rate managing director salary and the balance of one-off items. This is the earnings figure a buyer would actually underwrite.

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Two Valuation Anchors

The primary anchor is an industry- and size-specific EBIT multiple taken from the midpoint of the observed transaction range. It is mirrored against a capitalized earnings value with a risk-adequate capitalization rate of 9-26%, plus an optional EBITDA anchor with plausibility checks.

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Value Drivers

Eight qualitative factors - from owner dependency to recurring revenue and investment backlog - shift the multiple by a factor of 0.70 to 1.30 within the industry range. Lower risk supports a valuation in the upper third of the range.

20 × 3
Industries × size classes
3 Anchors
EBIT · EBITDA · Revenue multiples
Q2/2026
DACH SME multiples data basis

The result is an enterprise value indication. The amount attributable to shareholders (equity value) additionally reflects net financial debt, debt-like items and non-operating assets. A professional valuation also considers business planning, market position and transaction structure - we are happy to walk you through it in a confidential initial call.