Working Capital Adjustment

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 Have a Question?  Ask your Question below! One of our investors or advisors will answer. When a business is sold, sometimes an adjustment to the purchase price is needed to make up any difference between available working capital at the time of closing, and the...

How is a Business Valued

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There are many ways to compute the value of a business, and an equal number of differing opinions regarding a particular methodology’s relevance to an entrepreneur who starts and grows a viable business.  But what seems to truly matter most to the entrepreneur who has...

Growth Capital vs Working Capital

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Sufficient cash, otherwise known as business capital, is necessary for any business to pay vendors and employees on time and to invest in real and intangible assets that enable growth.  That’s why, as a business owner, it’s critical to understand what business capital...

EBITDA Margin and Adjusted EBITDA Margin

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EBITDA Margin and Adjusted EBITDA Margin are similar measurements used by business owners and others who value businesses for sale.  Let’s break down the two terms to help your understand which measurement of profit and cash flow are most relevant for your...

Book Value

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Book Value is defined as the total value of a company if it were to liquidate its assets and pay back its liabilities, or the value of the company according to the financial statement. Book value (BV) is also sometimes referred to as “shareholder’s equity.” Business...