EBITDA

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Daymond, What would you consider a good EBITDA at the end of the year for any company? I’ve always heard aim at 15% after all costs, wages, ect. Thanks!

I think that at the end of the day, you want to try to aim for 20% after all costs, wages, advertising, etc. on your EBITDA because in the “lean years” this will range anywhere from 8% to 20% and in “good years” it will fluctuate up to 30% after all fees and operation costs are paid up.
Daymond

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