Sentence examples for valuation down to from inspiring English sources

Kabam CEO Kevin Chou has already alluded to loose plans for an eventual IPO, but public markets have not been very hospitable to U.S. freemium gaming companies with Zynga's valuation down to around $2 billion from a $14 billion figure before it filed its S-1.

"AOL was a company that went from a $150bn valuation down to a billion dollars overall.

That's brought its valuation down to a more reasonable 29 times earnings.

And once it goes "non-performing" the company has been able to "take valuations down to what the underlying collateral is worth," he said.

"Recessions are what clear the decks for a longer-lasting recovery and drive valuations down to truly low levels from which bigger gains can spring," he said.

"We haven't seen these kinds of prices since the early 1990's, when the prospects of a national health plan drove drug stock valuations down to where they are today," Mr. Cunningham said from his office in Rochester.

Keep in mind that venture capital behaves like an amped version of the NASDAQ, and when the latter falls apart, it closes the liquidity cycle for private money, which impacts valuations down to the earliest stages.

At a $20.50 price that valuation goes down to $6.5 billion.

Pfizer looks expensive at 34 times projected 1999 results, but taking into consideration its relatively lavish investment in the future, the valuation adjusts down to 28.

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.

As a rule the customer is going to have a much higher valuation in their head for their vehicle than its actually worth, your job now is to bring this valuation down.