Sentence examples for strong valuation from inspiring English sources
Panmure Gordon said: Very strong final results comfortably exceeded our forecasts, while both the retail and London portfolios saw strong valuation growth of 8.5%and10.8%8% respectively.
There's also the concern that a strong valuation in the public markets - while nice for LinkedIn shareholders - could ultimately be an albatross for an eight-year-old company still struggling with profitability.
The strong valuation of Home Depot's subsidiary is a reflection of what Wolseleys own American divisions could fetch.
What we do know is that an IPO in the current market will unlikely provide a strong valuation for Facebook.
UiPath's strong valuation hike and the rapid pace of its funding come at a time when both the company and its rivals are all growing quickly, as enterprises rush to capitalise on the rise of artificial intelligence in the workplace.
It exists in competition with other national brands and it's nice to see it take such a strong valuation in the international market, especially in America, historically its most important and defining competitor.
"Great venture-backed companies continue to raise money privately at strong valuations," said John Backus, managing partner at New Atlantic Ventures.
Basically that what's happening currently is some form of seed stage Darwinism, weeding out the bad deals while solid companies are still seeing strong valuations.
There has been a surge of seed-funded companies, many financed at strong valuations and by a wide network of investors; consequently, the burden is on the company to differentiate itself, show meaningful progress and grow into a subsequent funding in-part influenced by the initial round (capital and valuation).
He cites several companies in his portfolio that recently raised large rounds at strong valuations.
With the imminent and much-anticipated launch of Akamai's stock tomorrow, rival Digital Island's stock was soaring today amid hopes for a stronger valuation for the whole industry.
