Canada: Know Your Worth: How To Value A Tech Company

Business valuations for startup and early-stage tech companies are often challenging. The tech sector in Canada is highly nuanced and competitive. Calculating the worth of a company can be more complex compared to other industries, but a valuation is essential when planning to sell the business or obtain the next round of financing.
 
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