The time has come. The company is to be sold and the company’s successor may be ready or should be sought. Now there is one more thing to do: calculate the company’s value. In this article we want to give you some tips. Six methods – calculate company value In practice there is no such thing as an objective company value. While founders who want to sell their company see not only the material assets but also the work they have invested in the company in the past, the buyer thinks about what he can achieve with the company in the future and how he can finance the purchase price. A total of 6 procedures for applying for companies can be found in practice. Net asset value method Liquidation value method Earned value method DCF method (discounted cash flow) Stuttgart process Practitioner procedure. The procedures at a glance The Net…

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