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Valuation Methods
Maintainable earnings, capitalisation, discounted cash flow, net assets and market evidence explained.
5 articles in Valuation Methods
Business Valuation Versus Business Appraisal
A broker appraisal estimates a likely sale price. An independent valuation is a documented opinion of value at a stated date, for a stated purpose.
14 min readReadEBITDA Multiples for Healthcare Businesses
What an EBITDA multiple is, how it relates to a capitalisation rate, and why a sector average tells you almost nothing about an Australian healthcare business.
12 min readReadHealthcare Business Valuation Methods
The valuation methods used for Australian healthcare businesses: maintainable earnings, discounted cash flow, net assets, market evidence and cross-checks.
12 min readReadWhat Information Is Needed for a Business Valuation?
The checklist for an Australian healthcare business valuation: financials, payroll, billing and activity reports, leases, registrations, ownership documents.
12 min readReadWhat Is Maintainable Earnings?
Future maintainable earnings is the profit a healthcare business can sustain. How normalisation, year weighting and the EBITDA or NPAT base decide the figure.
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