This article from BMI Mergers & Acquisitions explains how to calculate adjusted EBITDA to increase business valuations. Adjusted EBITDA, a key metric for valuing businesses, "normalizes" income and expenses to reflect a buyer's expectations.

The article details common add-backs to EBITDA, such as owner compensation, rent, and personal expenses, as well as those typically rejected by buyers. It emphasizes that accurately calculating adjusted EBITDA, often with the help of an M&A professional, significantly impacts a company's valuation by increasing or decreasing the final sales price based on a multiple of the adjusted EBITDA. The article concludes by recommending professional help to maximize valuation.

Find that full report here:
https://www.bmimergers.com/add-backs-to-ebitda-can-substantially-increase-business-valuations/

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