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Valuation summary
Meridian Professional Services
Professional services · NSW · FY25
Indicative equity value
A$5.00M
A$4.40M – A$5.60M range
- 3
- AASB 13 methods
- 40
- Australian SME sectors
- 30 min
- To a defensible range
Why bizvaluation.com.au
Credible valuation methodology benchmarked to industry specific metrics with a professional and defensible report.
3 Valuation Methods
DCF, EBITDA multiple and net asset value, aligned to the AASB 13 income, market and cost approaches.
Valuation methodologyAPES 225 Normalisation
Strip owner excess, one-off costs and non-arm’s-length related-party items per APES 225, with a note on every adjustment.
How it worksAustralian SME Benchmarks
Multiples, WACC and growth seeded for 40+ Australian sectors, from dental practices to mining services.
Valuation methodologyDefensible Report
A branded PDF with every working, ready for buyers, advisers, lenders and the ATO.
Sample reportThe report
The valuation report investors read
Five methods, real benchmarks and transparent assumptions, so your valuation is one you can defend.
Benchmarked, not guessed
Every assumption is checked against Australian comparables and sector benchmarks. Numbers you can point to, not numbers you hope hold up.
The whole picture, on the record
Five methods, sensitivity analysis, full financial projections and every qualitative and valuation assumption, documented line by line.
Built to be showcased, not just read
Share it as a designed PDF for the data room, or print it for the meeting room. A report a buyer, adviser or the ATO can follow.
Indicative equity value
A$5.0m
A$4.4m to A$5.6m range
Adjusted EBITDA
A$882k
WACC
14.0%
Net debt
A$3.5m
Implied multiple
5.8x
Methodologies applied
- DCF (income approach)A$5.3m
- EBITDA multiple (market)A$5.1m
- Revenue multiple (market)A$4.9m
- Net asset value (cost)A$2.4m
Methodology
Three approaches. One range you can defend.
Every valuation is built on the three approaches recognised by AASB 13 Fair Value Measurement. We apply the methods within each that best fit how your business earns, then reconcile them into a single defensible range.
Income Approach
AASB 13
- Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)
- Capitalisation of earnings
- Multi-period excess earnings
Best suited to: Profitable businesses and businesses with forecastable cash flows
Market Approach
AASB 13
- EBITDA multiples
- EBIT multiples
- Revenue multiples
- Comparable company analysis
- Precedent transactions
Best suited to: Established businesses with comparable market data
Cost / Asset Approach
AASB 13
- Adjusted net assets
- Net asset value
- Replacement cost
Best suited to: Asset-heavy businesses, holding companies and some distressed businesses
How it works
Three steps to a working range.
Australian owners can get there in a few minutes. Advisors can go deeper into every assumption behind it.
Upload your financials
Drop in three years of P&L statements, or type the headline figures yourself. We read the numbers straight off the page — revenue, EBITDA, depreciation, owner wages.
P&L · balance sheet · PDF, XLSX or CSV
Normalise and set assumptions
Add back owner salary differences and one-off costs per APES 225. Then set the multiple, WACC and growth rate you believe in — or start from the Australian sector benchmark and adjust.
Adjustments · multiple · WACC · growth
Take the range to the table
Every method, its workings and the blended range on one page — plus what equity value is left after debt. Export it as a report to hand to a buyer, lender or client.
Blended range · equity value · report
For owners
A realistic number before you list
- No spreadsheets or accountant required
- See how normalising owner pay changes the value
- Know what an Australian buyer will argue about before they do
For advisors
A defensible first pass for a client
- Every adjustment documented with a note, per APES 225
- Multiples, WACC and growth fully overridable
- Aligned to AASB 13 income, market and cost approaches
Start with your last three years of financials.
Create a valuation, upload what you have, and watch each methodology land on a number, aligned to AASB 13 and Australian SME benchmarks. Nothing to install, nothing to commit to.
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