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Enterprise value = selected annual amount × selected multiple. Simplified equity value = enterprise value − debt + surplus cash. The calculator does not choose a multiple, adjust for industry or predict a transaction price.
For a loss-making company, a positive revenue multiple may be arithmetically usable but can be economically misleading. Review earnings quality, growth, risk, capital needs and comparable transactions. Banks and other financial-services businesses often require different valuation approaches.
Lease liabilities, preference claims, minority interests, non-operating assets, working-capital adjustments, taxes and transaction costs may change the bridge. Negative equity output is a model signal, not a negative share price. Values are rounded to rupees; no automatic floor or cap is applied to the result.
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