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Enterprise Multiple Explained (EV/EBITDA) | Valuation Ratios

The Enterprise multiple or EV EBITDA Ratio is one of the many valuation ratios used by investors to determine whether a stock is cheap or expensive. It’s based on comparing the company’s enterprise value (EV) to the company’s earnings before interest, tax, depreciation & amortisation (EBITDA). Typically, investors would use this ratio if they were looking to acquire the whole company. It’s often used to identify companies that would be a target of a potential acquisition. It's calculated as follows; EV/EBITDA ratio = Enterprise Value / EBITDA The EV to EBITDA ratio alone is not enough to make an investment decision and should be used alongside other metrics and available information.  If you enjoyed this video please be sure to leave it a like and subscribe. Please give it a share if you learnt something new!