Sentence examples similar to valuation assuming that from inspiring English sources
Post-money valuations assume that — as would typically be the case post-IPO — all shares are created equal.
But their current valuations assume that this sort of growth will continue indefinitely.
Its market capitalisation is now almost $7 billion.Such valuations assume that the services' popularity will continue to grow, and that subscription-based ones will persuade a sufficient proportion of those using their free versions (on which they lose money because of the royalties they pay the record labels) to upgrade to paid varieties.
Now, the company is profitable, hitting record revenue, and one could assume that valuation would be impacted by this.
Inflated valuations rippled down to the seed stage, influencing early-stage VCs to fund companies based on qualitative metrics like number of users, and also assume that valuation based upon wild growth rates would continue forever.
The price cut means that Google's post-IPO valuation, assuming a trading price at the high end of the new range, will be roughly $25 billion, not the $36 billion that had been considered possible before.
Foresters should not regard economics as intrinsically hostile to ecosystem service provision, nor assume that forestry is always favoured by economic valuation of those services.
The most common valuation model assumes that high volatility produces a greater value, as a stock could swing upward.
Using it to buy back stock should increase share prices in the 20 to 29 percent range, assuming that current valuations don't change.
