A company has generated revenues of $150 million over the last twelve months. Operating profit margin...
A company has generated revenues of $150 million over the last twelve months. Operating profit margin is 35%. Depreciation and amortization expenses are $20 million. Market capitalization (value of equity) is $250 million, total debt is $60 million, and cash is $10 million. What is the company's EV/EBITDA multiple? Round to one decimal place.
Homework Answers
The sales of the company is $150 million.
The operating profit is / sales = 35%
So, the operating profit = 35% * $150
= $52.5
So, the EBITDA = $52.5 + $20
=$72.5 MILLION
The Enterprise Value is = Market capitalisation + debt - cash
= $250 + $60 - $10
= $300
So, EV/EBITDA = $300/ 72.5
= 4.1 ( Rounded off to one decimal place)
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