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Published, dated market multiples from named third-party sources — and our own anonymized closed-transaction data, kept in its own clearly labelled section. No guesswork, no invented numbers.
Our own data, anonymized — never the names of businesses or owners. Report generated Oct 19, 2026, 11:11 AM. 0 closed transactions so far, so these four figures read zero/empty by design rather than being estimated.
Median and average multiples (price ÷ earnings) from Concord closed sales. Higher multiples = stronger earnings quality, growth, and transferability.
Median multiple reported by business brokers for completed transactions in the quarter. Deals under $2M purchase price are priced as a multiple of SDE (seller’s discretionary earnings); deals from $2M to $50M as a multiple of EBITDA.
Where Concord deals are closing — transaction counts and average multiples by state (our own data).
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Meet Concord-certified brokers →EV/EBITDA multiple (enterprise value divided by EBITDA) for publicly traded US companies, "positive EBITDA firms" basis. This is the listed-company EBITDA multiple — private Main Street businesses normally transact well below these figures, and private companies without an owner-independent management team sit lower still. Use it as a directional upper bound, not a price.
Counts of new business applications and projected formations. Context for how much future supply of sellable businesses is being created — these are counts, not sale multiples, and describe the whole US economy, not Concord activity.