The phrase "achieve a valuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or investment when discussing the process of determining the worth of an asset, company, or investment.
Example: "The startup was able to achieve a valuation of $10 million after its first round of funding."
Alternatives: "attain a valuation" or "reach a valuation".
One potential candidate, in our opinion, is Premier Foods Brookes Avanaa business, which we expect could achieve a valuation of between £120m and £140m.
The Frankfurt market, which owns half of the Clearstream European clearing and settlement system and half the Eurex derivatives market, has said it plans to sell shares in itself to the public next month, hoping to achieve a valuation around $7 billion.
It said, too, that the company thought it could achieve a valuation well in excess of the $7.1 billion that it was last assigned by private market investors.
But it seems unlikely now that Spinvox can hope to achieve a valuation to better the money put into it, especially since a potential exit route has now been closed off by this SimulScribe deal with Ditech Networks.
In a worst-case scenario, investor liquidity by means of SPVs prevents overvalued companies from achieving a valuation correction in the efficient open markets.
Myspace was acquired by News Corp for $580m£363m3m), and News is not confident that it can achieve a higher valuation than that at the point of disposal – although the company is trying to achieve a price tag of more than $100m.
Hence, it was difficult for them to achieve a fair valuation price or to obtain reasonable compensation.
She was concerned that the motivations to achieve a high valuation may lead to impropriety in disclosures.
Let's simplify and say that for Snapchat to comfortably achieve a $100 billion valuation by 2020, we need to believe that it will earn ~$10 billion in 2020 revenue.
We believe that Citizens might eventually achieve an exit valuation of 1-1.3 times net asset value based on comparison with its peer group.
Finally industrial group Tanfield dropped 44% to 28.75p after its US electric car associate Smith Electric Vehicles cancelled a proposed flotation on Nasdaq because it could not achieve an acceptable valuation.
