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1. The strength and relationship the company has with its customers. “If relationships endure over multiple repeat purchases,” Berg said, “you can afford to pay for a lot of growth, because that growth will come with a lot of value.”
2. Size of sales.
3. Growth potential.
4. Margins. “EBITDA [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization] growth drives multiples,” Rose pointed out. “If you have a brand and relationship that works, you should get those EBITDA margins. But in the absence of that customer relationship, you can’t.”
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