Valuation calculator
What is my business worth?
Choose an industry, enter annual revenue and, if you know it, normalised profit, and the calculator shows an indicative enterprise value range and the earnings it is built on. The calculation runs in your browser, and nothing you type is sent anywhere unless you ask for the breakdown by email.
Indicative range
An indicative range, and the earnings behind it
Healthcare practices should choose the medical, dental and allied health band from the industry list. Leave the profit field blank and the calculator uses a typical margin for the industry instead; enter it and the range is built on your figure.
Reading the result
What the range is, and what it is not
The range is indicative arithmetic on typical bands. It takes the earnings figure you entered, or a typical margin for the industry where you left profit blank, applies the band the calculator holds for that industry and adjusts it for the size of the earnings, owner dependence, recurring revenue, reliance on your largest source of fees and the profit trend. It is not a valuation of your business, and it knows nothing about your business beyond what you typed.
The result is an enterprise value: the value of the operating business before surplus cash is added and debt is deducted. The value of the shares, or of one owner's interest, sits on the other side of that bridge, and the calculator does not attempt it. Why HPNA publishes no multiple of its own is explained on what is my practice worth.
The next step
What a signed report adds
Verified normalised earnings
The profit figure is tested against the accounts, with a market salary for the owner charged and one-off items removed, rather than taken as typed.
Evidence for the multiple
The rate applied to the earnings is reasoned from the risks of this particular business and from the market evidence available, not read from a band.
The bridge from enterprise value to the value of the shares
Surplus cash, debt, working capital and, where a part interest is being valued, the effect of that interest, all of which the calculator leaves out.
Whether an earnings approach is the right method
Some businesses are valued on their assets, on a forecast or on a combination of approaches. The report says which method applies and why.
A stated purpose, basis and limitations
Who may rely on the report, for what purpose, at which valuation date and on what information, so the conclusion can be relied on.
The fee for a signed report is fixed by the annual revenue of the business and is published in full on the pricing page. The five steps from first conversation to final report are on how it works.
Make your next decision with a clear understanding of value.
Tell us about your healthcare business and the purpose of the valuation. We will confirm the appropriate scope, information requirements, timeframe and the fee band that applies.