Business valuation is not an exact science and nor is it a simple science. However there are some factors you should always consider when assessing a business’ value.
The following video lists 3 key factors to consider when valuing a business and 3 questions you need to ask to uncover this important information.
Topics: Video, Advice, BME, Business Value, Business maintainable earnings, business advice, Business advisor, Business valuation
Business valuation is not an exact science and nor is it a simple science.
However there are some factors you should always consider when assessing a business’ value.
The following video lists 3 key factors to consider when valuing a business and 3 questions you need to ask to uncover this important information.
Topics: Video, Advice, BME, Business Value
Business Maintainable Earnings (BME) reflect the ability of a business to generate earnings into the future.
BME is the one of the most important concepts the market will consider when assessing a business’ value.
The following infographic shows how to take account of abnormal fluctuations in your business’ performance (i.e. normalise) and calculate your business’ BME.
Topics: BME, Business Value, Valuations
Risk and return are two sides of the same coin and most people looking to purchase a business, if it’s not simply to replace full-time employment, should be targeting a return of between 20% and 50% on their investment over time, depending on the business and other factors.In our experience, the risks associated with business purchases fall into three categories:
Topics: Buying a business, Starting a business, Advice, BME, Staff, Suppliers, Customers, Business Value
