Sentence examples for estimated enterprise from inspiring English sources

On more than 80 times 2016 estimated enterprise value/EBIT, Ocado continues to look expensive relative to Amazon on 72 times.

Adjusting for the Moët Hennessy stake, we estimate Diageo's 2017 estimated enterprise value/EBITA would be even lower at 14.2 times.

DealBook » Deal-Making Seen in Time Inc.'s Future  |  With an estimated enterprise value of about $3.9 billion, the magazine spinoff from Time Warner could look at a range of possible deals, analysts said, according to Bloomberg News.

5) Morrisons 2015 estimated enterprise value/earnings is now 9.9 times, not totally distressed, but also with limited downside risk given food price inflation is 2%, new space is still contributing 2%-32%-3% the consumer has marginally improving household income via rising employment.

The current estimated enterprise value calculated by Next Up falls pretty much right into the middle of that range.

The research firm noted that Google shares trade at a 23% discount to the average 2005 estimated enterprise value/EBITDA multiple of the other three large-cap Internet companies: eBay, Yahoo! and Amazon.com.

We describe an efficient method for estimating enterprise input-output tables for cases when only information on marginal totals is available.

This is especially because this comparison is in terms of aggregates of products (cheese, milk, etc)., which are likely to differ between this study and the one by Feitz et al. We have described an efficient method for estimating enterprise input-output tables for cases when only information on marginal totals is available.

While the core engineering and design performed well, slightly ahead of our estimates, enterprise solutions was below expectations.

Christine Farkas, an analyst with Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, estimates an enterprise value for Fortune's spirits business at $9.5 billion, based on a multiple of 13 times Ebitda.

As a result, the analyst firm estimates that enterprise budget allocation for rapid detection and response products will grow from 10percentt in 2014, to 60percentt by 2020.