Glossary

Equity value

Equity value is what you receive after debt and cash are settled.

In a sale

What is the difference between equity value and enterprise value?

Equity value is enterprise value once the debt is repaid and the cash in the business is settled: what is left for the owners, before fees, the timing of the payments, and tax. It is closer to what the founder receives than the headline. Reading an offer from enterprise value down to equity value, and then to net proceeds, is how offers are compared on take-home.

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The Go-To-Market Analysis (GTMA) builds the file a buyer would build on your business, before a buyer does.