Valuation Framework
Our structured approach combines advanced analytical techniques with powerful digital tools for precise, context-specific valuations.
Hadaly's Approach
Our valuation methodology is designed to provide reliable estimates of a company's value. Our framework combines advanced analytical techniques with powerful digital tools, enabling the production of precise and context-specific analyses.
Methodologies
Multiples Method
Compare your company to others in your industry using specific financial ratios.
This approach involves comparing the company to others within the same industry using specific financial ratios known as multiples. These multiples are calculated by relating particular financial metrics, such as EBITDA or revenue, to enterprise value.
Revenue Multiple Method
Estimates value by multiplying annual revenue by an appropriate multiple. Particularly useful for growth-phase companies.
EBITDA Multiple Method
Estimates value by multiplying annual EBITDA by an appropriate multiple. Widely used for comparing companies with different capital structures.
Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)
Estimate current value by discounting projected future cash flows.
The DCF method estimates the current value of a company by discounting its projected future cash flows using an appropriate discount rate, typically calculated through the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC).
Equity Method
Evaluate company value by adjusting assets and liabilities to fair market value.
The equity method evaluates the company's value by adjusting the market value of its assets and liabilities to their fair market value. By subtracting total liabilities from the revalued total assets, the company's equity value is determined.
N.B. In all applicable valuation methods, a normalized EBITDA is used by subtracting all exceptional or discretionary expenses in order to better reflect the company's recurring operational performance.