Business Valuation Calculator

Whether you are selling, bringing in a partner, or just curious, a first-pass valuation helps you negotiate from numbers instead of feelings. This tool gives you the common profit-multiple method and a simple discounted cash-flow (DCF-lite) estimate side by side.

A quick estimate of what your business might be worth — two ways.

Annual net profit (PKR)

Profit multiple (x)

Business assets (PKR)

Business debts (PKR)

Annual free cash flow for DCF (PKR)

Expected cash-flow growth (% / year)

Discount rate (%)

DCF forecast years

Valuation — profit multiple method

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Valuation — DCF-lite estimate

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Net assets (assets − debts)

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Enter valid values in every field to see your result. Check for blanks, text in number fields, or a combination that cannot be calculated (shown in the notes under How it works).

How it works

Multiple method: value = (annual profit × multiple) + assets − debts. Small private businesses often change hands at low single-digit multiples of profit; the right multiple depends on risk, growth and how dependent the business is on the owner. DCF-lite: each forecast year’s cash flow is grown by the growth rate, then discounted back at the discount rate, and the present values are added. Both are rough planning estimates, not a formal valuation.

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Estimates only — not financial, tax, or professional advice. Figures depend entirely on the values you enter; confirm important decisions with a qualified professional.