A napkin example would be a small business that makes ~5 million EBITDA.
Any interesting small businesses that the more entrepreneurial members of WSO would be interested in?
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Some renewables firm called Neoen SA or sth. (from France) has an EBITDA of like 90%. It's ridiculous.
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