April 7, 2026 - Inspirepreneur Magazine

How to Value a Small Business in Australia

ShivangiApril 7, 2026April 7, 2026021 mins

Valuing a small business in Australia involves more than just guessing a number—it requires using proven financial methods and understanding key factors that drive value. This guide breaks down common valuation approaches like EBITDA multiples, CFME, and discounted cash flow, along with real industry benchmarks for 2026. Whether you’re selling, buying, or planning ahead, learn how earnings, risk, and market conditions impact your business worth. It also explains add-backs, SDE calculations, and when to seek professional valuation for accurate, reliable results.

Neurocrine to acquire Soleno in $2.9B deal to expand into metabolic diseases

TanmayApril 7, 2026April 7, 202604 mins

Neurocrine enters metabolic disease space with $2.9B Soleno acquisition.

Nvidia-backed Firmus raises $505M at $5.5B valuation

Pooja MalikApril 7, 2026April 7, 202604 mins

Firmus Technologies secured $505 million in funding led by Coatue with Nvidia participation, valuing the company at $5.5 billion. The investment will expand AI data center operations across Melbourne, Tasmania, and Singapore ahead of a planned ASX listing in mid-2026.

SpaceX’s $75B IPO plan takes shape ahead of June roadshow

Pooja MalikApril 7, 2026April 7, 202604 mins

SpaceX IPO 2026 is scheduled for early June, targeting $75 billion with a $1.75 trillion valuation. About 30% of shares are allocated to retail investors, including participants from North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Institutional investors worldwide are expected to join.

US dollar holds firm as Iran war deadline keeps markets on edge

TanmayApril 7, 2026April 7, 202605 mins

Dollar remains firm as Iran war tensions and oil risks drive safe-haven demand.

Hundreds of Australians Fight for $160m in Lost Super Money

ShivangiApril 7, 2026April 7, 202606 mins

More than 600 Australians are taking legal action against a company called Australian Fiduciaries Ltd. This comes after $160 million in retirement money went missing. The company was in charge of keeping the money safe but instead put it into risky plans that failed. Now that the company has shut down, many older people are left with nothing. This article explains how the money was lost and what the legal team is doing to try and get it back for the victims.

Apple Foldable iPhone delays spark supply chain concerns

Pooja MalikApril 7, 2026April 7, 202604 mins

The Apple foldable iPhone is encountering technical challenges with its hinge and foldable display, potentially delaying production and shipments beyond late-2026. Suppliers continue testing and adjustments, while the global foldable smartphone market grows and competitors maintain established positions.

Picsart’s new creator program lets anyone earn; No followers needed

Pooja MalikApril 7, 2026April 7, 202604 mins

Picsart creator monetization program allows users to earn by creating campaign-based content using AI design tools. With no follower requirement, the program focuses on engagement-driven payouts. It supports a global user base of 150 million monthly users and reflects broader growth in digital content creation.

Vulnetix is Named Australia’s First Global CVE Authority

ShivangiApril 7, 2026April 7, 202607 mins

Vulnetix has made history by becoming the first Root CVE Numbering Authority in Australia for the local tech industry. The new global role means the firm can cover the reporting and numbering of software security vulnerabilities in the Oceania region. Making this authority available in Australia means that now when the industry spots a digital threat, they can respond faster than ever before to identify and patch such threats. In this news article, we will explore how Vulnetix is helping secure the nation’s digital future and adding to Australia’s reputation in the global cyber security market

Australian Health Experts Accuse Meta of Removing Drug Alert Posts

ShivangiApril 7, 2026April 7, 202607 mins

Support groups and health researchers in Australia are accusing Meta of shadow-banning, or deleting posts about drug safety and overdose prevention. They argue that the company’s automated moderation tools do not discern between illegal drug sales and critical public health information. As the reach for these life-saving pages plummets, advocates are demanding that social media platforms rethink how they handle sensitive health issues