Calculadora de Avaliação de Empresa

This calculator estimates a company's value using the EBITDA multiple method, widely used in corporate finance and business valuation. EBITDA stands for earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, an indicator of operating cash flow potential. A multiple (determined by market or industry) is applied to EBITDA to calculate Enterprise Value (EV), the total company value. Then, net debt is subtracted to obtain Equity Value, the value attributable to shareholders.

The calculation is straightforward: EV = EBITDA × multiple. The multiple reflects growth expectations, risks, and market comparables. For example, tech companies often have higher multiples than mature industries. Net debt is total debt minus cash and equivalents. The result (Equity) is the company's equity value from the owners' perspective. This metric is useful for mergers, acquisitions, fundraising, or selling a stake.

Use this calculator when you need a quick estimate of a company's value for negotiation, strategic planning, or investment analysis. It is especially useful for small and medium businesses that lack complex valuations. Remember to choose the multiple based on similar companies (same industry, size, and region). When in doubt, consult industry benchmarks or valuation professionals.

Important caveats: the EBITDA multiple method is an approximation and does not replace a detailed discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation. The multiple can vary widely by sector and economic conditions. Additionally, EBITDA can be subject to accounting manipulation, and net debt must reflect the actual financial position. Always validate input data and consider adjustments for non-recurring items. This tool is educational and does not constitute professional financial advice.