Business Valuation · United Arab Emirates

What is your business really worth?

Get a CFO-grade, defensible valuation of your company in minutes, built on the income, market and asset approaches and aligned with International Valuation Standards (IVS) and IFRS. Free to start, with a full report you can download.

Your figures never leave your browser. Everything is worked out on your device. We only ask for contact details when you choose to see the full report on your own data.

IVS & IFRS-alignedIncome · Market · Asset approachesDCF, EBITDA & P/E multiplesInstant PDF report

How it works

From your numbers to a valuation in three steps

No spreadsheets, no black box. Enter a single year of financials and the engine builds five-year projections, three valuation methods and a plain-English conclusion.

Enter your financials

One year of P&L and balance sheet, plus a few business-context questions. Sensible sector defaults are pre-filled.

Review the projections

The engine builds a five-year P&L, balance sheet and cash flow. Adjust any driver and watch the statements tie.

Get your valuation

A concluded equity value and range, every calculation shown, and a downloadable report for your board or a buyer.

What you get

A valuation you can defend

✓Concluded equity value & rangeA single headline figure with a sensible floor-to-ceiling range.

✓Three valuation approachesDiscounted cash flow, market multiples and adjusted net assets, weighted into one conclusion.

✓Every calculation shownWACC, free cash flow, terminal value, multiples and net-asset workings, full transparency.

✓Buyer analysisWhat a financial buyer could pay versus a strategic buyer with synergies.

✓Five-year statementsProjected P&L, balance sheet and IFRS cash flow underpinning the value.

✓Board-ready PDF reportA branded, multi-page report you can download and send, no printer needed.

About Valorin

Senior financial leadership, in a tool

Valorin Finance & Advisory brings institutional financial discipline and executive, CFO-level judgment to growing organisations, grounded in over twenty years of senior finance experience across manufacturing, trading and services.

This valuation engine puts that same disciplined, evidence-based method in your hands: the way an experienced CFO would value your business for a board, a bank or a buyer.

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Answers

Business valuation, explained

How is a business valued?

A business is typically valued three ways: by the cash it is expected to generate (a discounted-cash-flow, or DCF, model), by what buyers pay for comparable companies (market multiples such as EV/EBITDA and P/E), and by the fair value of its net assets. A considered valuation blends all three into a single concluded figure with a range around it. This tool applies all three and shows every step.

What is my company worth as a multiple of profit or EBITDA?

Private companies commonly trade at roughly 4–8× EBITDA or 7–12× net profit, but the right multiple depends on growth, margins, customer concentration, sector and how dependent the business is on its owner. The engine applies sector-appropriate multiples to your normalized earnings and cross-checks the result against a discounted-cash-flow value.

What do "normalized" or "adjusted" earnings mean?

Normalization strips out one-off, personal and above/below-market items, such as an owner's salary that differs from a market rate, so profit reflects what a new owner would actually earn. Buyers and valuers price the business on this normalized figure, not the raw accounting profit.

Is my financial data private?

Yes. All calculations run locally in your browser and your figures are never uploaded. You only share contact details if you choose to get the full report on your own data.

How long does a valuation take?

A few minutes. With one year of financials you can reach a concluded value and download a full report in a single session, then refine the assumptions whenever you like.

Find out what your business is worth

Start free, keep your data private, and download a board-ready valuation report in minutes.

What does the Business Valuation Calculator do?

This tool estimates a value range for your business from its earnings, projections and common valuation methods. It is a starting point for conversations about a sale, an investment or a change of partners, not a formal valuation report.

How to use it

Enter your base-year figures, projections and risk inputs.
Review the value under each method, including discounted cash flow and adjusted net assets.
Download the full report to keep the results and discuss them with us.

Business Valuation Calculator: questions and answers

Is this a formal valuation?

No. A formal valuation needs a review of your financial statements, assumptions and market evidence. This tool gives an indicative range to help you prepare.

Why does the value differ between methods?

Each method looks at value differently, for example from future cash flows or from market multiples. Comparing them shows how sensitive the value is to your assumptions.

What happens to the information I enter?

The calculation runs in your browser. To get the full report you are asked for your contact details; when you send them, your details and your assessment inputs are emailed to Valorin so we can follow up if you want. Nothing is sent before you choose to submit.

Is the result tax or financial advice?

No. The result is an estimate for planning, based only on the figures and answers you enter. It is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. For a decision, have your position reviewed against your full facts.

Want a second opinion on your result? WhatsApp 058-2754282 or send a request.

General information only, not legal or tax advice.