Valuation Methodology
Every method below runs on your numbers, weighted by data quality. Open any one to see exactly how it works, with a worked example in rupees.
Projects the cash a business will actually generate over five years and discounts it back to what it is worth today.
Values the business as a multiple of annual revenue, using the multiple range that comparable Indian companies in the sector actually trade or transact at.
Values the business on operating earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation — the metric most Indian acquirers actually negotiate on.
Builds a peer set of similar listed or recently transacted companies and applies their blended multiples, adjusted for size and quality.
Calculates net asset value — total assets minus total liabilities — as the minimum the business is worth regardless of future performance.
A Berkus-style qualitative framework for early-stage companies, scoring team, market, traction and moat against a sector benchmark valuation.