Enterprise Value (market cap plus debt, minus cash) divided by EBITDA. Because it strips out financing and accounting choices, EV/EBITDA is the standard way to compare companies that carry very different amounts of debt.
The formula
Enterprise ValueEBITDA
= EV/EBITDA
Why it matters
- —Lets you compare a heavily-indebted company against a debt-free one on equal footing.
- —Common in M&A and private-equity analysis for exactly that reason.
- —Ignores capital expenditure, so it can flatter capital-intensive businesses that need heavy reinvestment.
How to read it
| < 8× | Inexpensive relative to cash earnings |
| 8×–14× | Typical range |
| > 14× | Premium valuation — growth or scarcity priced in |
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