Many Canadian business owners hear that businesses sell for “five times EBITDA” or “seven times EBITDA” and assume determining business
Many Canadian business owners assume a business valuation is only necessary when preparing to sell their company. In reality, a
Many Canadian business owners obtain a valuation only when a transaction is imminent. However, shareholder value can change substantially over
Many business owners assume their company’s value is determined solely by revenue, profit, and assets. While financial performance is important,
Bringing a new shareholder into your business can be an exciting milestone. Whether you’re raising capital, rewarding a key employee,
The tax filing season can bring unwelcome surprises if business owners haven’t planned ahead. While day-to-day operations and growth strategies
The timing of a business valuation can dramatically impact the perceived and realized worth of your company. While internal factors
Profit is often the first number business owners look at when estimating their company’s worth. However, relying on profit alone
Many Canadian business owners rely on informal estimates such as rules of thumb, online calculators, or back-of-the-envelope calculations to gauge
A partner suddenly deciding to leave can create significant disruption for any Canadian business. Whether due to retirement, disagreement, health
