Company value (simplified)

Type profit and a multiple. 200000 × 5 gives 1 000 000,00 zł. 150000 × 4 gives 600 000,00 zł. 80000 × 6 gives 480 000,00 zł. This is not DCF.

Not a DCF valuation and not a market EBITDA print. The calculator multiplies profit by a multiple. A dividend over price lives on dividend yield.

Input data

Results

Enter data and click Calculate.

How it works

Company value in this calculator is profit times a multiple. 200000 × 5 = 1000000. The result is 1 000 000,00 zł. 150000 × 4 gives 600 000,00 zł. 80000 × 6 gives 480 000,00 zł.

The profit field is the base. The multiple field is a number from your hands. 5, 4, and 6 do not load from a deal tape. 200000 and 5 give one million whatever a discount rate says.

There are no cash flows, no WACC, and no years. 80000 and 6 stays 480 000,00 zł with no cash-flow table. That formula is not here.

Dividend yield next door divides a dividend by a price. Bill discount multiplies a nominal by (1 - percent). Here only profit times a multiple. 4 at 150000 leaves 600 000,00 zł.

Type 200000 and 5, then Calculate. A comma in 5.5 parses. A product sketch, not an expert opinion and not DCF.

200000 × 5 gives 1 000 000,00 zł. 150000 × 4 gives 600 000,00 zł. 80000 × 6 gives 480 000,00 zł. Another multiple at the same profit gives another result.

Formula

value = profit × multiple

How to use

  1. Type profit, for example 200000.
  2. Type the multiple, for example 5.
  3. Click Calculate. The result is 1 000 000,00 zł.
  4. 150000 and 4 give 600 000,00 zł. 80000 and 6 give 480 000,00 zł.
  5. There is no DCF here. Profit times a typed multiple.

200000 × 5 = 1 000 000,00 zł

Value = profit × multiple. 200000 at 5 gives 1 000 000,00 zł. This is not DCF.

profit
The base in the first field. 200000 × 5 shows 1 000 000,00 zł.
multiple
A typed number. 4 at 150000 gives 600 000,00 zł. 6 at 80000 gives 480 000,00 zł.
value
Profit times the multiple. Not cash flows and not WACC.

Examples

Example 1

  • profit 200000
  • multiple 5

1 000 000,00 zł

What value from 200000 at a multiple of 5? 1 000 000,00 zł. A product, not DCF.

Example 2

  • profit 150000
  • multiple 4

600 000,00 zł

What value from 150000 at 4? 600 000,00 zł.

Example 3

  • profit 80000
  • multiple 6

480 000,00 zł

What value from 80000 at 6? 480 000,00 zł. Profit times a multiple, not cash flows.

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Dividend yield

Dividend yield: a dividend and a share price.

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Bill discount

Bill discount: a nominal and a percent.

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Common questions

What value from 200000 at a multiple of 5?

1 000 000,00 zł. 200000 × 5. The result uses header currency.

What value from 150000 at 4?

600 000,00 zł. 150000 × 4.

What value from 80000 at 6?

480 000,00 zł. 80000 × 6.

Is this DCF?

No. No cash flows and no discount rate. The product only.

Do 5, 4, and 6 load from the market?

No. You type the multiple. The calculator does not know a deal tape.

Does the calculator know WACC?

No. 200000 and 5 stays 1 000 000,00 zł with no cost of capital.

How is this different from dividend yield?

There, dividend over price. Here profit times a multiple.

Is 1 000 000,00 zł a buyer valuation?

No. A product sketch. DCF counts another way.

Does a comma in 5.5 work?

Yes. 5.5 and 5,5 are the same multiple.

Knowledge sources

The calculator multiplies profit by the multiple you type. This is not a DCF valuation.

Page updated in 2026.