Your team been approached by a private hotel company to broker a sale of the business. As part of this process, you need to estimate the value of the business, and one method you will use is the method of multiples. In this case, you are not required to use the methods of DCF, and recent transactions to value this business. The following are facts about the company. The company owns three hotels in the Midwest Sales last year, were $158M The company has been growing at a healthy 6.0% over last 5 years measured by top line growth EBITDA was $8.1M, and has averaged 11.6% of sales over last 5 years Net Income was $5.2M, and has averaged 7.3% of sales over last 5 years Book value (equity) was $40.7M at end of last period, and the company had net debt of $16.9M A recent valuation of the business (performed last year as part of estate planning) placed the market cap at approx., $100M to $500M - don't worry if your valuation turns out a different answer Using the supplied spreadsheet, analyze the value of the company's equity using market multiples (both price and firm level). Your team been approached by a private hotel company to broker a sale of the business. As part of this process, you need to estimate the value of the business, and one method you will use is the method of multiples. In this case, you are not required to use the methods of DCF, and recent transactions to value this business. The following are facts about the company. The company owns three hotels in the Midwest Sales last year, were $158M The company has been growing at a healthy 6.0% over last 5 years measured by top line growth EBITDA was $8.1M, and has averaged 11.6% of sales over last 5 years Net Income was $5.2M, and has averaged 7.3% of sales over last 5 years Book value (equity) was $40.7M at end of last period, and the company had net debt of $16.9M A recent valuation of the business (performed last year as part of estate planning) placed the market cap at approx., $100M to $500M - don't worry if your valuation turns out a different answer Using the supplied spreadsheet, analyze the value of the company's equity using market multiples (both price and firm level)