Ebitda Multiple

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Finance

Ebitda Multiple is a fast, free finance calculator. Enter EBITDA ($), EV/EBITDA Multiple and Net Debt ($) to get an instant, accurate result — complete with the formula, a step-by-step worked example, and answers to common questions, all on one page and private to your browser.

Formula

EV = EBITDA × Multiple; Equity Value = EV - Net Debt; Price/Share = Equity / Shares
  • Common multiples: Tech 10-15x, Retail 4-6x, Manufacturing 6-8x
  • Always compare to industry peers

Company Valuation

Inputs
  • EBITDA ($): 50000000 $
  • EV/EBITDA Multiple: 10 x
  • Net Debt ($): 10000000 $
  • Outstanding Shares: 10000000 count

A company with $50M EBITDA at 10x multiple is worth $500M enterprise value, $490M equity value, or $49/share.

Frequently asked questions

What does the EBITDA multiple mean?
It represents how much investors pay for each dollar of EBITDA. Higher multiples reflect growth expectations.