The phrase "a current valuation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the present worth or assessment of an asset, company, or investment.
Example: "The report provides a current valuation of the company's assets, which is essential for potential investors."
Alternatives: "an up-to-date assessment of" or "a present evaluation of".
That round has closed with $130 million, at a current valuation of $1.8 billion, the company announced today.
This would imply a current valuation of at least $444 million, or more if this was an up-round.
The unicorn definition has changed and here is the popular and wiki page definition we all use today: "A unicorn is a privately held startup company with a current valuation of US$1 billion or more".
George Hearst set up his Homestake Mine, eventually extracting 40 million troy ounces of gold out of the Black Hills, with a current valuation of $53 billion.
He was CEO of SurveyMonkey, a commercial service for conducting online polls, and is credited with overseeing its growth to a current valuation of $2 billion.
You will also want to get an approximate current valuation of the vehicle, since this may be a point of contention as you negotiate for the policy.
This paper illustrates a simple approach to current valuation of historical surveillance information, based on the calculated sensitivity of the surveillance processes, the time elapsed since the data were accumulated, and the probability of new introduction of disease into the population during that elapsed time.
While we continue to like the business model and believe the company has a strong management team, on the current valuation of 19.4 times 2014 PE or a 14% earnings per share compound annual growth rate 2014-2016 ourour numbers, we see limited further upside potential and would wait for a better entry point.
Liverpool have already rejected the chance to send Carroll to Newcastle on loan, and are no more keen to agree a permanent transfer at his former club's current valuation of £13m.
On their site the company declares having raised a total of 13 million euros – 3 more than the current round previously raised in a series A. The founders own still a majority stake in the company: so the current valuation of the round is not that bad given the current "crisis" context.
Meanwhile, United risk being priced out of the race for Borussia Dortmund and Poland striker Robert Lewandowski, with the 23-year-old's value likely to rocket beyond his current valuation of £18m if he enjoys a successful Euro 2012.
