Enterprise Value (EV) Calculator

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Share price multiplied by total shares outstanding. For private companies, use the most recent equity valuation.
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Sum of all interest-bearing obligations: long-term debt, short-term debt, capital lease obligations and any current portion of long-term debt.
Cash on hand plus short-term liquid investments (money market funds, treasury bills with maturity under 90 days).
Book value of the non-controlling stakes in consolidated subsidiaries. Found on the balance sheet between liabilities and equity.
Market value of outstanding preferred stock. Preferred shareholders have priority claims over common equity holders.
Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. Used to compute the EV/EBITDA multiple, the most widely-used acquisition valuation benchmark.
Annual revenue (top-line sales). Used to compute the EV/Revenue multiple, common for high-growth or pre-profit companies.
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Enterprise valueTypical range
$575,000,000

Total acquisition cost including all capital structure claims

Net debt$75,000,000
EV premium over market cap$75,000,000
EV / EBITDA8.85
Enterprise Value$575,000,000
Net Debt$75,000,000
EV Premium$75,000,000

Enterprise value: $575.00M

  • The enterprise value of $575.00M represents the total cost to acquire this business, including all debt obligations an acquirer would assume.
  • Net debt of $75.00M is positive, meaning the company carries more debt than cash. An acquirer pays $75.00M above the market cap to take on that net liability.
  • The EV/EBITDA multiple of 8.8x is within the typical 5x-12x range seen across most industries.

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