Yes — at least when the underlying revenue or EBITDA was publicly disclosed alongside the deal value, Mergr calculates and displays valuation multiples.
A valuation multiple expresses how much a buyer paid relative to a financial benchmark:
EV / EBITDA — deal value ÷ target's EBITDA at the time of the deal
EV / Revenue — deal value ÷ target's revenue at the time of the deal
When multiples are available
Most M&A transactions don't disclose the target's revenue or EBITDA publicly — so Mergr can only calculate multiples for the subset where that data exists. As a rough rule, you'll find multiples most often on:
Public-target deals
Larger announced transactions where the buyer or seller issued a press release with financial detail
Take-private
How to find deals with multiples
Anywhere transactions are listed — the Transaction Search page, a firm's M&A Activity tab, or a company's transaction history — look for a Value block on the deal row.
If the Value block shows only a deal value, that's the only disclosed figure.
If revenue or EBITDA was also disclosed, those numbers appear in the Target column, and the calculated multiple(s) show in the Value block underneath the deal value.
Click into the deal for the full breakdown
Note: Mergr displays deal values in USD by default for consistent sorting and cross-deal comparison. If you see non-USD figures in the Revenue or EBITDA columns, the displayed multiple is calculated using the original local-currency figures — not the USD-converted deal value.