Research case to valuation bridge

What does the multiple need to believe?

Reconcile one enterprise value against bear, base, and bull operating cases. This is user-input scenario arithmetic, not a ticker lookup, recommendation, or live market view.

Assumptions (USD millions)

Bear case

Base case

Bull case

Scenario multiple bridge

LOAD A CASE TO RECONCILE
Current EV / revenue--
Bear EV / Rev--EV / EBITDA: --
Base EV / Rev--EV / EBITDA: --
Bull EV / Rev--EV / EBITDA: --
Run the reconciliation to expose what one enterprise value implies under each operating case.

No ticker, price, transcript, filing, debt, share count, market multiple, consensus estimate, recommendation, or valuation judgment is included. Replace the hypothetical inputs only with your own research.

Formula
EV / scenario revenue; EV / (scenario revenue x EBITDA margin).
Research use
Use this after collecting source evidence, not as a substitute for it.

Revenue and margin change the denominator of an entered multiple

Read the explanation

The saved hypothetical enterprise value is twelve hundred million dollars and current revenue one hundred fifty million. Dividing gives eight times revenue. The base scenario revenue is three hundred million, so the same enterprise value is four times that denominator. Bars share one point four pixels per million dollars and compare the one hundred fifty and three hundred revenue inputs. The resulting multiple is arithmetic, not a ticker lookup, market estimate, company research or valuation recommendation. In the saved base case, three hundred million revenue times twenty five percent EBITDA margin gives seventy five million EBITDA. Twelve hundred divided by seventy five gives sixteen times EBITDA. At the same revenue but thirty percent hypothetical margin, EBITDA is ninety million and the multiple about thirteen point three three. Bars share four pixels per million EBITDA dollars. Higher entered margin increases the denominator; it does not establish actual profitability, accounting quality or a warranted share price. The saved bear case revenue two hundred ten million times eighteen percent gives thirty seven point eight million EBITDA. The bull case four hundred million times thirty percent gives one hundred twenty million. Bars share three point five pixels per million EBITDA dollars. With the same twelve hundred million enterprise value, these correspond to about thirty one point seven five and ten times EBITDA. The names bear and bull label inputs, not probabilities or proven business outcomes. The calculator requires positive values and margins at most one hundred percent, while export remains the last successful case after an invalid attempt.

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