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WW Construct: value indication

Roughly what is an SME worth on what it filed? A range from its adjusted equity and its earnings, with your own assumptions, recalculated as you go.

Value indication

WW Construct

BE 0736.575.339
NACE 43.320, Joinery installation
latest balance sheet 31-12-2025indication, not a valuation or advice

Indicative value of the equity

Indication, not a valuation or advice
€36,840 to €50,805

Midpoint €42,659 · 50% capitalised earnings, 50% adjusted equity

Adjusted equity €3,859
Capitalised earnings €69,821 to €97,750
Indication €36,840 to €50,805

Your assumptions

Capitalised earnings
%

The return a buyer expects on the money put in. Higher for more risk. The range also computes with 2 points more and less.

Adjust the equity
Blend
50%
Optional: your own multiple

Checked holds no market prices, so it suggests no multiple. If you have one from a transaction or a study, the tool applies it to the filed EBITDA less the net financial debt.

Adjusted equity

balance sheet 31-12-2025
Equity (10/15)
€3,859
Revaluation of assets
€0
Deferred tax on the revaluation
€0
Other adjustment
€0
Adjusted equity
€3,859

Capitalised earnings

net result for the year (9904)
2025
€20,943
2024
€5,857
2023
€2,524
2022
€16,899
2021
€2,982
Average result
€9,775
Divided by the capitalisation rate
14% / 12% / 10%
Capitalised earnings
€69,821 / €81,458 / €97,750

What this indication leaves out

  • Market prices and comparable transactions: Checked does not hold them.
  • Anything after the latest accounts, and items off the balance sheet (guarantees, leases, disputes).
  • The real value of buildings, stock and receivables: enter your own revaluation or adjustment.
  • The owner's role in the business, synergies for a buyer and the tax consequences of a sale.

For a valuation to decide on: a company auditor or a certified accountant.

Source: filed annual accounts (NBB), latest balance sheet at 31 December 2025. Prepared on 28 September 2026 via checked.be. Indication, not a valuation or advice.