The phrase "a growing valuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in the estimated worth or value of something, such as a company or asset.
Example: "The startup has seen a growing valuation over the past year, attracting more investors."
Alternatives: "an increasing valuation" or "a rising valuation".
This means that, if the Better Mousetrap ends up making a fortune, early adopters can share in the growing valuation of the business.
DOW JONES Facebook Reaches $100 Billion Valuation in Private Trading | The company's growing valuation among private investors may limit immediate gains for investors in the I.P.O., Bloomberg News reports.
Accel partner Kevin Comolli wouldn't specify the valuation but seemed to imply growing valuation.
Malkiel said the growing valuation gap between the market's heavyweights and other stocks is evidence that investors are giving up on traditional diversification strategies.
Forbes took an end-of-year look at companies leading the way as valuations get extra frothy, ranking the Hottest Startups of 2014 by fastest growing valuation over time between funding rounds.
What Europe needs is a self-reinforcing cycle to kick in with a critical mass of VC-backed companies that have demonstrated some measure of scaling-up and success in growing valuations and promising exit options – crucial to attracting more investments in the tech sector.
And is their business model scalable enough to justify their rapidly growing valuations?
That's the easy conclusion of Forbes' latest Hottest Startups list, which ranks Silicon Valley's flashiest companies in 2015 by one simple metric: the fastest growing valuations over time between funding rounds.
What Europe needs is a self-reinforcing cycle to kick in with a critical mass of VC-backed companies that have demonstrated some measure of scaling-up and success in growing valuations and promising exit options - crucial to attracting more investments in the tech sector.
Yet as more investors clamor for the shares of these popular social media companies, there is also a growing concern that valuations have become unhinged from fundamentals.
