Sentence examples for of lower valuation from inspiring English sources

But if social and SaaS are struggling in the public markets, then companies in those categories could have a hard time hitting go on an IPO, which means less liquidity, less return, and potentially a round of lower valuation growth.

LONDON — The Aluminum Corporation of China agreed on Thursday to invest $19.5 billion in the mining group Rio Tinto, taking advantage of lower valuations to guarantee access to iron ore resources.

Discounting leads to lower valuation of impacts that occur later or last longer, in comparison with immediate effects.

The difference in valuation ($10 billion in May v. $6.5 billion today) is not a sign of a lower valuation.

Any flotation would delay a full exit for some time and run the risk of fetching a lower valuation.

Even if entrepreneurs can get above-market valuations, they run the risk of getting a lower valuation on a subsequent round, a phenomenon known as the "deadly down round".

They do this by forgetting about the initial value of firms in the fund's portfolio and granting management a small share (often 5%) of any profits achieved on the current, lower valuation of these companies.

Ericsson said Thursday that about 5 billion kronor of the earnings charge reflected the new lower valuation of ST-Ericsson, while the remaining 3 billion kronor would be applied in 2013 to cover continued commitments to ST-Ericsson.

This translates into their adoption of higher discount rates, whose flip side is lower valuation of the actual business," says Shrimpton.

Recapitalizations, where existing stockholders are crammed down to near zero equity in anticipation of a new round of financing at a lower valuation, are common.

"The situation is so bad that going on with the initial public offering would have resulted in a much lower valuation of the company than forecast," said Armando Branchini, president of InterCorporate, a Milan fashion consulting company.