Revenue and cash flow of Orlando businesses increased during fourth-quarter 2014, but the asking price was down, according to a new report fromBizBuySell.com.
The asking price for Orlando businesses in the fourth quarter fell to $175,000, down about 2.2 percent from $179,000 recorded for the same period a year ago.
Median revenue of Orlando businesses for sale was $365,234 in the fourth quarter, up 14.1 percent from the $320,000 recorded during the same period a year ago.
Orlando businesses reported median cash flow of $89,426, up slightly from the $89,207 during the same period a year earlier.
Orlando business owners' asking prices were based on a revenue multiplier of 0.73 and a cash flow multiplier of 2.71 for their businesses in the fourth quarter. During the same period a year ago, business owners also were seeking a revenue multiplier of 0.73 and a cash flow multiplier of 2.61.
The statistics are based on listing data, not on actual completed business sales. Sales of businesses included firms listed by business brokers and those being sold by the owner without a business broker.
Meanwhile, for the 2014 full year, businesses sold for a median sale price of $144,500 compared to $145,000 a year ago. These businesses had a median revenue of $306,095 and a median cash flow of $83,196, compared to median revenue of $360,000 and a median cash flow of $89,767 a year ago.
Article at: Orlando businesses' asking price down, but revenue, cash flow increase in 4Q - Orlando Business Journal:For additional information regarding Florida business sales, acquisitions and valuations, please contact Eric J. Gall at info@buysellflbiz.com or 239.738.6227. Also, visit our Edison Avenue website at www.buysellflbiz.com.
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