Course: Do You Know What An SME's Valuation Is About? 

Entrepreneurs often dream of selling their business at a high valuation.

Calculating a valuation is the general process of determining a company’s worth on the market. It can be used for a variety of reasons, including its sale, establishing partner ownership, taxation, or other.

Achieving a high business valuation doesn’t only depend on commercial success and strong financials, but also takes into account several external factors, such as timing, competitive pressure, and overall market sentiment.

So what are the technicalities of a business valuation – and how does a company go about setting its value?

Watch the video to learn more!

Calculating a company’s valuation is the general process of determining its economic value.

But don’t assume you can easily land on the value of your company by using a rule of thumb! It’s a bit more complex than that...

So are you ready to calculate your company’s worth?

Find out by taking the quiz!

Calculating a company’s valuation is the general process of determining its economic value.

While there isn’t one way to value a business, there are some rigorous methodologies you can use to come up with an acceptable and logical valuation for your SME - whether Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), the Market Approach, or the Cost Approach.

So are you familiar with these three valuation methods?

Watch the video to learn more!