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Multiples across 14 sectorsWhat multiple applies to you?
Indicative EBITDA bands by sector, and the five factors that move a business within its band.See the multiplesTransactions
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All twelve reasonsThe purpose changes the answer
Standard of value, valuation date and level of documentation all follow from why you need it.Why you need oneSouth East Queensland
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A sector multiple applied to your normalised earnings, in about a minute. No email required.Open the calculatorWe value businesses across South East Queensland, regional Queensland and interstate — from a single valuation office at 4/144 Edward Street, Brisbane City.
We do not run virtual offices in each suburb. A valuation is signed by a named valuer with a real address, and inventing a dozen of those would be the first thing an opposing expert questioned. Travel to your site is included in the fixed fee.
Fifteen areas
A Toowoomba agribusiness, a Broadbeach venue and a Crestmead freight operator have almost nothing in common as valuation problems. Each page below sets out what actually drives value in that market.
The deepest and most diverse SME base in Queensland — professional services in the CBD, medical precincts at Herston and Chermside, technology through the Valley and Newstead, and logistics across Australia TradeCoast.
Tourism and hospitality through Surfers and Broadbeach, construction city-wide, marine at Coomera, and health around Southport. Unusually seasonal and unusually lease-dependent.
A genuine industrial base — fabrication at Swanbank and Carole Park, the Amberley defence supply chain, transport along the Warrego, and fast growth through Springfield Central.
The freight corridor between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Distribution and warehousing at Crestmead and Berrinba, food production at Beenleigh, professional services at Springwood.
A bayside economy of small owner-run businesses — retail through Cleveland and Victoria Point, healthcare and aged care, marine along Raby Bay, and trades across the suburbs.
The commercial capital of the Darling Downs — agribusiness and rural supply, food and grain processing, machinery dealerships, and freight through Wellcamp and Inland Rail.
A holiday economy that grew a second half — a purpose-built CBD at Maroochydore, the health precinct at Kawana, and hospitality and tourism from Caloundra to Noosa.
One of the fastest-growing local government areas in Australia — trades and construction through the corridor, health and retail at North Lakes, industry around Narangba and Caboolture.
Tourism through the reef and rainforest, a substantial marine sector, tropical agriculture on the Tablelands, and a health base serving the whole of Far North Queensland.
One of the largest defence concentrations in Australia, a working port, the North West Minerals Province supply chain, and a health and education precinct.
Heavy industry and the port at Gladstone, the beef industry and commercial centre at Rockhampton, and the coal supply chain through Emerald and the Bowen Basin.
A Bowen Basin service centre of real engineering depth at Paget, sitting an hour from a tourism, charter and marine economy at Airlie Beach. Two economies, valued differently.
The deepest professional services, financial services and technology base in the country, with substantial health, construction and logistics sectors across Western Sydney.
Australia’s largest manufacturing and food production base, a deep professional services sector, and significant agriculture and food processing across regional Victoria.
Resources and the service businesses around them — engineering, maintenance, logistics, camp services and equipment supply, plus Wheatbelt and South West agriculture.
Beyond South East Queensland
Most valuations do not require anyone to be in the room. Financial records, contracts and asset registers travel electronically, and the analysis happens at our desk. Site attendance matters where a business holds significant plant, stock or property — and that is exactly where we go.
Statutory registrations in Queensland and Western Australia, with directors covering Victoria and New South Wales, mean a group trading across several states can be valued by one firm under one engagement — rather than three firms producing three inconsistent reports at three different dates.
One Certified Practising Valuer, one signature, one fixed fee with travel included.