I don't agree, if you come in at a 2X EBITDA does it mean you must sell at 10X EBITDA even if the earnings at your exit are higher than at your entry?

SECOND QUESTION: Why do we pay EBITDA multiple instead of using DCF as a value to pay?

 

I think a good multiple here would be 6 (for entry) and 8 (for an exit)

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Actually we are looking at buying an asset and we are trying to anticipate an earnings multiple that the owners will want. The asset had been loss making for a while, only being able to pay their first dividend this year of 6mn USD

 

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