Sentence examples for an appropriate valuation from inspiring English sources

We remain open to credible acquisition proposals from any third party at an appropriate valuation".

"The proposal was neither credible nor at an appropriate valuation," Citadel said in a statement, adding that the company "is executing a strategic plan its board of directors believes will create significant shareholder value over time".

Only 9% said they felt that such measures helped the capital markets to make an "appropriate valuation" of their company.The factors that sustain long-term corporate returns are but vaguely understood.

We develop criteria that guide the selection of an appropriate valuation approach in different decision contexts and discuss the advantages and drawbacks of each approach against these criteria.

The proposed algorithm provides a general approach for the rapid valuation of similar products and can help provide life insurance companies offering innovative products with an appropriate valuation tool.

Compare and contrast this situation with a scenario that has become familiar because of its frequency within our portfolio of Peak Ventures-backed companies, in which an angel investor known to our team (and often an LP in our fund) introduces us to the founders of a company that he or she has backed (usually at an appropriate valuation for the stage) and we lead the next round.

Still, Mr. Egan said, a benchmark for a more appropriate valuation of E*Trade's holdings may be the 5percentt discount at which Thornburg Mortgage, a real estate investment trust, sold $20.5 billion of mortgage assets last month.

There is not a consensus among economists on a single appropriate valuation method.

Fiat and VEBA have been embroiled for more than a year in a dispute about Chrysler's appropriate valuation.

The reasons for a high number of studies not meeting the criterion of appropriate valuation of costs were either a lack of information on the method of valuation, the reference year, or the use of a top-down approach in the apportionment of costs a.

"Given that all businesses are cyclical, and stocks react to that, if we have a company with an appropriate cheap valuation and reasonably strong financials, if it's a long-term viable enterprise, we can outperform," Mr. Perkins said.