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EBITDA Calculator
Calculate EBITDA by adding depreciation and amortisation back to a given EBIT figure.
How to Use EBITDA Calculator
- 1Enter your EBIT
- 2Enter your depreciation & amortisation
- 3Click Calculate to see your EBITDA
Frequently Asked Questions
EBITDA = EBIT plus Depreciation & Amortisation. You enter your EBIT figure directly - this calculator doesn't derive EBIT from revenue itself (use the EBIT Calculator for that first, then feed the result in here).
EBITDA is commonly used as a proxy for operating cash flow before capital expenditure, and as the basis for valuation multiples like EV/EBITDA, since it strips out non-cash depreciation/amortisation and financing/tax decisions that can vary between companies.
No - EBITDA ignores working capital changes and actual capital spending, so it can differ meaningfully from real cash flow. It's a proxy commonly used for comparability, not a substitute for a full cash flow statement.
The EBIT Calculator derives EBIT from Revenue, COGS, and Operating Expenses. This EBITDA Calculator instead takes EBIT as a given input and adds back D&A - the two tools are meant to be used together, not interchangeably.
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