Dental Practice EBITDA Normalisation: What to Adjust and How to Document It
When a buyer values a dental practice on an EBITDA multiple, they are not applying that multiple to the figure […]
When a buyer values a dental practice on an EBITDA multiple, they are not applying that multiple to the figure […]
EBITDA normalisation is the process of adjusting reported earnings to reflect what a business would generate under a typical operator,
How to normalise EBITDA when selling a letting agency — what adjustments are legitimate, what cannot be adjusted, how to calculate manager replacement cost, and how to present normalisation in the information memorandum.
An earn-out is won or lost in the twelve to twenty-four months after completion, not in the negotiation room. The
How dental practice sellers can maximise earn-out performance: understanding EBITDA definitions, staying clinically active, protecting associates, monitoring performance, and challenging unjustified buyer deductions.
An earn-out is a deferred payment: part of your sale price paid after completion, conditional on the business hitting agreed
In a franchise territory sale, the headline consideration is agreed in the heads of terms — but the final amount
By the time you reach the legal completion stage of a dental practice sale, the headline price has long been
In a lettings portfolio sale, the consideration is typically fixed by reference to the AMFI multiple at the time of
The information memorandum is the primary marketing document in a letting agency sale. It is prepared by the seller’s broker,