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Pulakit Bararia

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So how do you calculate your company’s valuation? Here’s the simplest way to think about it: 1. Forecast Future Earnings: Start with what your business makes now and apply a growth rate. Example: Year 1: $100K → Year 2: $120K → Year 3: $144K. 2.

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For startups with no profits yet, these methods are irrelevant. Most valuations are based on founder reputation, team strength, and market potential. Look at OpenAI or SpaceX—early investors didn’t invest because of discounted cash flow; they believed in the vision

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Pulakit Bararia

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your company doesn’t have profit : 1. Focus on Revenue: Use your company’s current or projected revenue instead of profit. Example: You’re making $200K in annual revenue. 2. Apply an Industry Multiple: Check what similar businesses in your industry are valued at (e.g., 3x revenue). Example: $200K × 3 = $600K valuation.

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