How To Impact EBITDA And Increase Company Valuation?

It is said, always run a business like you are going to sell it in a few months so that you will get a higher value. The best way to measure the overall financial performance of the business is EBITDA  i.e, Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation, and Amortization. And its formula is quite simple: subtract expenses from revenue including tax and interest but without depreciation and amortization.

EBITDA is useful to examine and compare profitability among the different companies and estimate the value of the company. In short, EBITDA is a measure of profitability. Companies consider it as a reliable pointer of financial operations. It is also a good indicator of business financial health because it calculates without requiring any accounting decisions or any tax detail.

Companies need to be altered about the building level, sustainability and expected growth of earnings to increase the value of the company. It is possible by multiplying EBITDA.

Here are some points through which companies can increase EBITDA & raise business valuations

Price Stability

If companies want to increase the company valuation by impacting EBITDA, then they need to maintain the price of their commodities or services. Discounting prices can generate a massive effect on the EBITDA reduction of businesses. Hence, it is the most convenient and easier technique. By price stability, companies can focus on other factors to decrease the cost and increase their earnings.

Increase in Revenue

Try to escalate the revenue of the company. There are many alternatives through which you can boost revenue. Sale existing products to new customers, produce new products for existing customers, expand the sales location, introduce your product in a new market, etc. Growth in revenue of the company creates a good effect on the EBITDA. Find out the corner of your business through which you can make more revenues.

Increase Working Capital Through Inventories Management

Inventory management is also a pivotal process of the business and has the ability to create a good impact on EBITDA. Despite that, many companies do not include it in core points.

The poorly managed inventory forms a negative influence on working capital and EBITDA. Think your business produces products that fitted in inventory and has cost you money, but you didn't receive any revenue thus far.

Your business is bearing a loss in two ways, you didn't get revenue yet and you are acquiring the cost. To increase working capital, as a good leader, you must balance between selling and production, ask several questions to the production teams, and need to focus on inventory management with high intensity.

Curtail Operating Expenses

In this case, you have to eliminate all unnecessary expenses and improve the operations of the business. Businesses have lots of operating expenses but, if they want to increase the company's valuation then they have to monitor and reduce operating expenses.

Reduce the personnel cost, reduce the cost of per unit or product, restructure the management, eliminate the unessential expenditures. This can help to improve operating expenses and impact the EBITDA.

You can add those expenses to improve the other features of the business. The more you decrease the expenses, the more you will be able to increase the company’s valuation. Another avenue to reduce expense and get more done by evaluating and offshore labor and production options. Deploying a global workforce for non-core areas can bring up productivity and increase profitability.

All the above efforts will increase EBITDA or increase the EBITDA margin. They have a significant impact on the company's EBITDA and can help to enhance the company's valuation.