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Restaurant valuation goes beyond financial data. Discover how leases, goodwill, operations, and delivery models shape real market value.

Valuing a business with its property isn’t simple. It requires careful analysis of both operations and real estate to get the full picture.

Valuing a business in Canada comes with unique rules, methods, and market dynamics. Learn what sets Canadian valuations apart before making key decisions.

Wondering who covers the cost of a business valuation? Learn whether the buyer or seller typically pays and how it depends on your situation and goals.

Considering selling your business without a broker? Explore the pros, cons, and how to protect your value in a successful self-managed sale.

Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) is one of the most powerful tools for estimating the true value of a business. This guide breaks down how DCF works, why it matters, and when it’s the right approach

Learn how interest rates affect business valuations in Canada and what owners can do to protect value in changing market conditions.

This guide explains how each is calculated, when they’re used in business valuations, and what they reveal about a company’s true profitability.

Learn how professional business valuations are done, from defining the assignment to calculating value and delivering the final report.

Normalization adjusts your financials to reflect a more accurate picture of your business’s true earnings. Learn what it means and why it matters in a valuation.

Many owners are surprised by their business valuation. Learn why, what impacts valuation outcomes, and how to prepare for a stronger result.

Beyond profit, many overlooked factors can significantly impact your business’s valuation. Learn what buyers really value and how to plan ahead.