Financial Performance
Revenue, profitability and growth provide the foundation for assessing a business.
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Let's start with the basics to benchmark against comparable businesses.
Business value is shaped by financial performance, business quality and the factors that matter to potential buyers.
Revenue, profitability and growth provide the foundation for assessing a business.
Industry, business model, recurring revenue, customer concentration and other factors can influence buyer interest and value.
Together, these factors provide an indicative view of what your business may be worth in the current market.
Once you understand what your business may be worth, the next step is to prepare it for the right buyer.
Understand where your business stands and what may influence buyer interest.
Identify gaps and strengthen your business before going to market.
Reach relevant buyers aligned with your business and objectives.
Move from valuation to preparation, buyer engagement and, ultimately, a transaction
The calculator provides an indicative view of your business value based on the information you provide. The value of a business in a transaction will ultimately depend on the business, the market and the buyer.
The calculator considers financial performance alongside factors such as industry, business model, location, growth and other characteristics that can influence value.
Not necessarily. A valuation provides an indication of value, while the eventual transaction price depends on the buyer, market conditions and the terms of the deal.
Financial performance, growth, recurring revenue, customer concentration, business model, industry and owner dependence can all influence value. The relevance of each factor will vary by business.
Yes. Understanding your business value can help you identify what buyers may look for and where preparation may be needed before going to market.
If you are considering a transaction, the next step is to understand your options, prepare the business and identify the right buyers.
No. You can use the calculator to understand your business value and market position, whether or not you are currently considering a sale.
No. Your company name is optional, so you can use the calculator without identifying your business.
If you are considering a sale, Match Asia can help you assess your readiness, prepare your business, identify relevant buyers and manage the process through to deal execution.
Your next step may be to assess how ready your business is for a transaction. Our Exit HealthCheck can help you understand where you stand and what you may need to address before going to market.
If you are considering a transaction, sign up with Match Asia and share some details about your business. Our team will connect with you to understand your objectives and discuss the options available.
Absolutely. Your inputs are encrypted in transit and at rest. We only use your data to generate your valuation and, with your consent, to follow up with relevant services. We comply with Singapore's PDPA and applicable data protection laws.
Our Valuation Tool currently covers 14 industry sectors across more than 18 global markets, including Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia, New Zealand, and the Middle East. Valuation benchmarks are reviewed and updated on a quarterly basis.
Once you receive the detailed valuation report, you can book a free call with us. There is no obligation — many clients use the tool purely for planning.
Yes. If your EBITDA is zero or negative, the calculator automatically uses a revenue-based methodology, which is standard for pre-profit and high-growth companies, especially in technology. The results will note the methodology used.