Sentence examples for valuation equal to from inspiring English sources

And even in China, Lenovo is facing competition from the rapid growth of Xiaomi — a relative newcomer that already has a market valuation equal to its.

A Goldman Sachs report shows that since December, five of the seven most recent IPOs for billion dollar startups came in at valuations equal to or below their pre-IPO valuations.

That means that the firm's valuation is equal to just over 14 times the profits it is expected to earn in the year ending September of this year.

A logically better state is expected to be assigned a valuation score that is equal to or higher than the logically worse state; if not, this is called a violation of logical consistency.

Her partner would be entitled to a sum equal to its valuation less deductions of about £150.

We measured them using a valuation to invested capital (VIC) ratio, which is a metric equal to the post-exit valuation divided by the amount of venture and seed funding prior to exit.

And in the last two years, those ratios at many new-economy companies have risen to 100, 200, 300 or even more, implying that it will take centuries for the companies to achieve cumulative earnings equal to their current valuations.

When this exchange is scaled up to a "market", a market price will be established equal to the consumers' marginal valuation of this good.

If someone living at the plant boundary gets a compensation check equal to 50% of his assessed valuation, and if d were measured in kilometers, then a homeowner another 750 yards away would get only 25%.

The expected benefit from the barter to the buyer will be equal to the buyer's subjective difference in valuation between the commodity to be received and the sacrificed commodity (the "consumer's surplus").

That's a steep drop, equal to about 12percentt of the company's market valuation, and it's a decline Facebook appears to be suffering alone.