Sentence examples for expected valuation from from inspiring English sources

While an acquisition is almost always good news, the company clearly exited for less than it accrued from institutional investors the past six years — and even less than the expected valuation from previous funding rounds.

Nearly 50 years since its founder put a first edition together from his mother's kitchen table, Time Out has announced it intends to float on the stockmarket with an expected valuation between £185m and £225m.

In Economics, is known as the expected utility, or the expected valuation, depending on a context.

However there is one stark difference between the two companies – Cloudera once raised private money in 2014 at $30.92 per share, giving it a valuation of just over $4 billion, which is almost double the expected $2 billion valuation it should get tomorrow from public markets.

The next step in the deal will see the formation of a new public company, 7digital group, which will list on the stockmarket from 10 June with an expected stockmarket valuation of £29m.

The Wall Street Journal, however, is expecting a valuation of $155 billion, still far from shabby.

We show that the trading mechanisms that maximize a broker's expected profit or expected total gains from trade are generalized double auctions which maximize the gains from trade measured in some modified monotonic virtual valuations for the traders.

We expect our valuation to come back significantly as we scale back additional plant-roll out and near term production.

The expected benefit from the barter to the buyer will be equal to the buyer's subjective difference in valuation between the commodity to be received and the sacrificed commodity (the "consumer's surplus").

As for the valuation of potential health gain, higher expected health benefits from an innovation result in higher marginal WTP.

I expected more from him.