If you’re thinking about selling your healthcare business, it’s a good time to gather the financial data that Stoneridge Partners’ experienced team will need to determine the right valuation for your company. One of the many factors that will play a part in setting a sale price is your company’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, also known as EBITDA.
You can use the below Adjusted EBITDA Calculation Worksheet to get a rough estimate of your company’s current EBITDA. When you’re ready to take a more detailed look at your finances and discuss what a possible valuation for your company might look like, contact Stoneridge Partners at 800-218-3944 or [email protected].
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