Sentence examples for the initial valuation from inspiring English sources
The initial valuation was on the basis of being able to bottle lightning a second time, and very few companies have successfully done that".
The social media giant's shares spent an extended period under their IPO offer price as investors balked at the initial valuation of $38 apiece.
When the initial valuation was high, the subsequent average was just 3%.Risky assets look more attractive now than they have in ages.
Before Twitter sold 13% of its shares in November bankers raised the offer price repeatedly, pushing the initial valuation of the microblogging service to $18 billion.
The initial valuation has been set at around £1.5bn but could well be less given that the appetite for IPOs appears to be showing some signs of waning or summer fatigue".
In a surprise announcement, the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund TAIPEDD) overseeing the country's privatization drive, said the diplomatic missions had raised 41.1 million euro – 27.7 higher than the initial valuation of the properties.
Deutsche Bank, the biggest bank, had planned a takeover of Dresdner but the deal collapsed in April.See article: Dresdner flirts with CommerzbankExclusive talks ended between ING, a Dutch financial conglomerate, and Aetna, an American insurer, after ING revised down its initial valuation of the company from $8.1 billion.
This initial valuation demonstrates the necessity for increased monitoring and global control of CE.
This week, the five-year-old company raised $241 million at an initial valuation of over $2 billion, making it the largest bio offering of 2018.
Using a conservative price-to-earnings ratio — unlike many tech companies that go public these days, SolarWinds actually has earnings — The 451 Group estimates it could have an initial valuation of $500 million to $600 million.
In return, Nested charges a fee from 2-42-4percent(plus VAT) depending on how long it thinks it will take to sell your home, and reduces that fee by half if it fails to sell the property for an amount above its initial valuation (something I'm told hasn't needed to happen yet).
