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M&A Valuation Tool

Business Valuation Tool for Indian SMEs — know what you're worth.

Know your business's worth down to the last crore. This tool builds a structured financial profile of your business — revenue, profitability, capital structure and market context — and shows how each input feeds into a MergerDomo valuation report.

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Business financial profile

Build your business valuation profile step by step.

Get an indicative business valuation in minutes. Answer 7 key financial questions to estimate your company’s Enterprise Value using Indian M&A transaction and trading multiples across 40+ industries.

Step 01 · Financial profileCaptured

What is your annual revenue? Revenue places your business in the right size band — it's the first filter used to select comparable companies.

Latest audited or provisional full-year figure.

Cr
Sets the scale of your business.
Step 02 · Financial profileCaptured

What is your EBITDA? EBITDA is the figure most trading and transaction multiples are applied to, and its margin is benchmarked against sub-industry peers.

Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation & amortisation. Enter a loss as a negative number, e.g. -2.5.

Cr
Your core measure of operating profitability.
Step 03 · Capital structureCaptured

Long term debt outstanding? Debt is subtracted from Enterprise Value on the way to Equity Value — the figure that actually lands with shareholders.

Include term loans, NCDs and other long term debt.

Cr
Part of your capital structure.
Step 04 · Capital structureCaptured

Cash & equivalents? Cash is added back in the same bridge — a buyer effectively pays less for the debt you carry once cash is netted off.

Free cash, liquid investments — leave 0 if none.

Cr
A measure of liquidity.
Step 05 · Capital structureCaptured

Any minority interest? If outside shareholders hold a stake in your business, their share of ownership is carved out of the valuation.

Amount invested or stake held by minority shareholders

Cr
Part of your capital structure.
Step 06 · Financial profileCaptured

Profit after tax (PAT)? PAT is compared against EBITDA and revenue to check margin quality, and against peer PE multiples in the report.

Latest audited or provisional full-year figure. Enter a loss as a negative number, e.g. -1.2.

Cr
Your bottom-line profitability.
Step 07 · Market contextCaptured

Which industry are you in? Sector and sub-industry decide which comparable companies and precedent transactions your report is benchmarked against.

This places your business in the right market context.

Select one to five sub-industries.

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