EBITDA Growth & Valuation Projection Tool
"Forecast your company's valuation over time with growth and multiple assumptions."
Estimate how your business valuation could evolve over the next 3-10 years. This free EBITDA projection tool helps you visualize how annual growth, margin improvements, and industry valuation multiples influence your future enterprise value and equity value. Great for planning funding rounds, exit scenarios, or growth strategies.
Ready to Project Your Valuation
Enter your current EBITDA, growth assumptions, and valuation multiple to see how your business valuation could evolve over time.
Input your current EBITDA, growth rate, and valuation multiple. The calculator models future values based on compounding EBITDA and changing multiples. This tool helps you understand how different growth scenarios and market conditions could impact your business valuation over time.
EBITDAt = EBITDA0 × (1 + GrowthRate)t
EnterpriseValuet = EBITDAt × Multiplet
EquityValuet = EnterpriseValuet − Debt + Cash
Example
If EBITDA = $250,000, growth = 12%, and multiple = 6:
Year 5 EBITDA = $440,000 → EV = $2.64M → Equity = $2.56M
Business valuation forecasting requires understanding your growth trajectory, market conditions, and industry-specific valuation multiples. Historical growth rates, market trends, and competitive positioning all play crucial roles in determining future valuation multiples.
EBITDA multiples are preferred over revenue multiples because they account for operational efficiency and profitability. While revenue multiples can be useful for high-growth startups, EBITDA multiples provide a more accurate picture of sustainable business value.
Growth rate assumptions significantly impact valuation projections. Conservative growth rates may undervalue high-potential businesses, while aggressive assumptions may lead to unrealistic expectations. Consider historical performance, market size, and competitive advantages when setting growth rates.
Different industries command different EBITDA multiples based on growth potential, profitability, and risk. Technology companies typically command higher multiples (8-12x) compared to traditional businesses (4-6x). Research your industry's current multiples for accurate projections.