Los compradores institucionales pagan múltiplos superiores a partir de ciertos umbrales de tamaño

business is really in next one is a size premiums this is one that a lot of people don't understand when you buy Wholesale in your real life if you buy one roll of toilet paper or you buy 20 rolls of toilet paper the 20 rolls of toilet paper are going to be cheaper because you bought bulk you bought wholesale right businesses are actually the opposite if you put a ton of profit together you get a size premium so a business that does a hundred million dollar a year in profit it's worth a hell of a lot more than a company that does $100,000 a year in profit and a big part of that believe it or…

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in EBITDA. Damn it. The reason that this particular number is important is that most institutional investors do not want to buy companies that are smaller than this. And that's usually because to get to 5 million plus in EBITDA and EBITDA is just a fancy word for profit for the sake of our, of our video today, because usually to get 5 million plus in EBITDA, you do have a professional management team. It's not common to have a company that is doing that kind of profit and doesn't have a true management team that can run without the owner. This is more of a volume or size requirement.

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If there's a completed sale, I think I just can't remember where I pulled this stat from the median, uh, number for, uh, M and a deals for, for this was, uh, for $5 million plus deals or sorry, I can't remember what the median was. Shoot. I think the median was $5 million. I can't, uh, screw that. The point is that the multiple was 6.7 times trailing 12 months. And that is for institutional buyers right now. You might not have an institutional buyer, which is why the vast majority of businesses that get sold, get sold in private deals for like one X, two X, three X.

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