NIMBO Blog
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What determines the value of a wholesale business?
Basic valuation The basis of the valuation is more or less identical for all companies. The Nimbo Guide to Business Value provides you with useful background information and everything you need to know about the topic. Calculation example for a…
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Valuation of a software company
“How much is my software company really worth?” This question becomes particularly explosive if you want to attract an investor for the next round of capital or determine the optimal sales price for your company. In this blog post, you…
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How to properly evaluate your manufacturing company (instructions with examples)
Whether it’s machinery or market position – in production, different levers often count than in service industries. Find out how you can analyze and strategically improve the most important value drivers of your business. Basic valuation The basis of the…
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Calculate company value using common rules of thumb (with examples)
Imagine you want to quickly know approximately what your company is worth – without immediately calling in an expensive consultant. In such cases, simple rules of thumb provide initial orientation: from sales and profit multipliers to intrinsic value. But be…
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Valuation of online shops
Basic valuation The basis of the valuation is more or less identical for all companies. The Nimbo Guide to Corporate Value provides you with useful background information and everything you need to know about the topic. Calculation example for an…
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Does 3x sales correspond to the business value?
Simply calculate the business value by multiplying the turnover by 3? For a few companies in certain industries, the rule of thumb 3 x sales = business value may make sense, but for most it does not. It ignores many…
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3x EBITDA = enterprise value?
What is the 3x EBITDA method? Die 3-fache EBITDA Methode ist eine sehr sehr vereinfachte Form der Firmenbewertung. Sie bedeutet: You get the value of your company by multiplying your EBITDA by the number 3. How do you calculate EBITDA?…
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Guide to evaluation methods
The four most important methods for calculating the enterprise value for small and medium-sized companies are the multiple method, the asset value method, the earnings value method and the DCF method. Here’s what you should know about each method. Simply…
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Selling a Business 2025: Ultimate Guide (with Checklists and Insider Tips)
Are you planning to sell your business but don’t know where to start? Here we compile everything you need to know and consider about selling a company that is important from an entrepreneur’s point of view. What needs to be…
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The practical guide to company valuation for 2025 (with examples)
“How much is my company really worth?” – This question concerns many entrepreneurs, whether when selling, planning succession or making strategic decisions. In this comprehensive guide you will find everything you need to know about calculating the company value –…
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Retail – increasing value through digitalization?
Technological advances have changed retail in a short period of time. Corona has further accelerated and intensified this trend. As the owner of a small retail business, you are feeling the pressure of growing online commerce and seeing your sales…
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Should I sell my business now?
Should I sell my business? Use our considerations and food for thought to make an informed decision about whether or not to sell your business.
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What critical factors do investors and buyers pay attention to when evaluating a company?
Investors and buyers of companies carefully evaluate companies before investing money. These 9 factors are crucial for a successful company valuation. Prepare thoroughly and show that your company can excel in these areas. What is the profit margin? Investors look…
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The logic behind the 3x profit company valuation
Do you want to calculate your company value simply and easily? First of all, it should be said that the rule of thumb that the value of a company is three times its profit is a persistent myth and is…
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What is different about valuing small businesses?
Basically, the valuation of a small company works the same way as that of a large one. In general, it is less complex. But there are a few things that make the evaluation difficult and that you need to know.…