The phrase "aggregate valuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or data analysis when discussing the total value of a collection of assets or entities.
Example: "The aggregate valuation of the company's assets has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "total valuation" or "combined valuation".
Towns here do not regularly reassess individual homes; instead they establish an aggregate valuation increase each year that is imposed on all properties.
DV measures the exchange value of public services in the political domain in terms of the aggregate valuation implied by the median preferred expenditure level for public services.
The aggregate valuation also increases each time it sees an alumni company get acquired.
Today, there are 145 "active unicorns" in the U.S. alone, worth an aggregate valuation of $555.9 billion.
Lyft, Uber and Slack alone are worth an aggregate valuation of $94 billion, which means 2019 will undoubtedly bring some much-needed liquidity to a slew of tech investors.
Lyft, Uber and Slack alone are worth an aggregate valuation of $94 billion, which means 2019 will undoubtedly bring some much-needed liquidity to a slew of tech investors.
As for aggregate valuations for the aerospace and defense sector, here's where things stood yesterday, compared to the immediate aftermath of past elections.
A back-of-the-envelope calculation suggests that excluding the Jewish managers reduced the aggregate market valuation of firms listed in Berlin by 1.8% of German gross national product, a first-order economic loss.
Markets work best when they aggregate the independent valuation judgments of the participants in the market, not when some people are able to, in effect, peer into the minds of those around them and tweak prices to take advantage of that.
Applying this multiple to a 2022 U.S. cannabis industry sales estimate of ≈$US20 billion, we derive an implied aggregate public market valuation of ≈US$50 billion for the U.S. sector, or roughly 10 times higher than currently.
Collectively, the 156 private companies with unicorn club status represent $528 billion in total private valuation and have raised north of $81 billion in aggregate, according to the CrunchBase Leaderboard.
