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| Re: Multiple for business It really depends on what industry you are looking at. In many industries people look at a multiple of EBITDA basically net income. For a high growth industry it could be 10-19 times EBITDA for a slow growth it could be only a few times. |
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| Re: Multiple for business Unfortunately or fortunately depending on how it works out, multiples do not mean that much outside of the public arena. Some small business owners will have a price and mind and will not move on it others will sell their business for less than it is worth. This process especially for private companies is more art than science. |
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| How Dolby Revamped its Site to Please Multiple Audiences (Consumers vs B-to-B) Global | Lord Brar | General Small Business Discussion | 0 | 05-23-2005 11:49 PM |