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You’re probably using EBITDA wrong. Because EBITDA has 10 Major Problems you should be aware of.Learn what they are so you can keep your organization out of trouble.--------💎Join 30,000+ subscribers of The Finance Gem 💎 Enjoy unabbreviated Linkedin posts. Get free finance insights to accelerate your career and grow your business. Every Saturday morning. Link on my page or here >>> The Finance Gem ------1️⃣ Ignoring Capital Expenditures☑️ EBITDA excludes capital expenditures, potentially masking how capital-intensive a business really is.➡️ Employ Free Cash Flow metrics2️⃣ Overlooking Debt Service☑️ EBITDA disregards interest costs, underplaying the true financial burden of debt capital.➡️ Use Interest Coverage Ratio and Debt Coverage Ratio 3️⃣ Neglecting Working Capital☑️ EBITDA doesn't factor in changes in working capital, which may impact cash availability.➡️ Analyze the Cash Conversion Cycle 4️⃣ Not Accounting for Non-Operating Items☑️ EBITDA can often become distorted by non-operating income or costs which distract from the true operating performance.➡️ Focus on Operating Income to better understand the core business performance5️⃣ No Depreciation and Amortization Factor☑️ EBITDA ignores depreciation and amortization, potentially making older, fully-depreciated assets seem more profitable.➡️ Complement EBITDA with Asset Turnover Ratio 6️⃣ Valuation Mistakes☑️ EBITDA can easily inflate the perceived value of a business by ignoring critical costs.➡️ Always cross-verify with DCF analyses, comps and other metrics 7️⃣ Ignoring Geographic Variability☑️ EBITDA doesn't account for costs and regulations that vary by region, less useful for multinational companies.➡️ Break down EBITDA by region or business unit 8️⃣ Failing to Adjust for One-Time Items☑️ EBITDA can include one-time gains or losses, impacting the interpretation of ongoing profitability.➡️ Manually adjust for these items to arrive at a normalized EBITDA9️⃣ Being Misled by Financial Engineering☑️ Companies can manipulate EBITDA figures through financial engineering, creating an overly optimistic financial picture.➡️ Reconcile EBITDA back to GAAP figures and scrutinize any reconciliation adjustments and large or consistent "add-backs" that inflate EBITDA🔟 Comparing Apples to Oranges☑️ EBITDA can mislead when comparing companies in different industries or stages of growth due to varying capital needs and financing structures.➡️ Utilize industry-specific ratios and maturity-stage benchmarks 📖 Read the full post in this week's issue of The Finance Gem.🎯 What EBITDA problems do you run into most often?----⚫⚫⚫Get the knowledge and skills to accelerate your career and grow your business with my 5* rated 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐡 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐰 𝐌𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬 (link in profile)-----➕ Follow for more finance, business, and cash flow insights.🔔 Ring the bell at the top of my profile #entrepreneur #finance #business

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Excellent breakdown of common EBITDA pitfalls and the right metrics to steer clear of them. Keeping a keen eye on factors like capital expenditures, debt service, working capital, and non-operating items is indispensable in pursuing true financial health. Thank you for sharing these invaluable insights, Oana Labes, MBA, CPA.

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I’ve seen EBITDA mostly used for Talking up game by CEOs. It sure doesn’t seem like the best metric After the 10 points.

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EBITDA is like a money report for a company. But sometimes, they forget to count the money they spend on important things Oana Labes, MBA, CPA!

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Well said!!

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Great breakdown of the common pitfalls with EBITDA! 👍

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Indeed, EBITDA can include one-time gains or losses, impacting the interpretation of ongoing profitability. I think this is a huge problem as what constitutes an extraordinary item is highly subjective and will likely vary from analyst to analyst.

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Like any analytical tool EBITDA has its limitations. That is why good financial analysis also includes ratios and trend analysis. However, in comparing two companies, EBITDA does level the playing field for management decisions concerning how much debt to carry, how quickly to write off assets and tax avoidance policies, all of which are not directly related to operating income and operating expenses.

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Ebitda is a fine metric to use, but one needs to know what is and what isn’t reflected in it. This list helps to think through the considerations. Thanks!

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