Sentence examples for valuation in excess from inspiring English sources

Dixons is said to be looking for a valuation in excess of £6 billion ($9 billion).

Whilst the Asos share price has increased by 33.3% year to date versus the FTSE general retail sector's 10.8% increase, we see further upside underpinned by a discounted cashflow valuation in excess of 2500p.

With revenues of $48bn£30bnbn) a year and a valuation in excess of $116bn£75bnbn), it has more staff than Google, turns over more than Goldman Sachs, and is worth more than McDonald's.

Founded in 2011, Spiegel's company is a certified "unicorn," with a valuation in excess of $15 billion.

It has raised about $200M in venture funding to date on a valuation in excess of $1B.

Earlier this week Om Malik of GigaOm reported Snapchat was raising $100 million but at a valuation "in excess of a half a billion dollars", that one source pegged at $700 million post-money.

China now has more than 160 "unicorns" – private companies with valuations in excess of $1 billion each – versus about 130 unicorns in the United States.

The latest round brings its total funding up to $100 million, and puts the company in the relatively rare air of hardware startups with valuations in excess of $1 billion.

It is no secret that the number of private companies with valuations in excess of one billion dollars has skyrocketed since the start of 2014.

The year will be a festival of new chips and benchmark battles, led by the large companies I mentioned in the first blog ( Intel, Google, AMD, Xilinx, Apple, Qualcomm ), and joined by dozens of Silicon Valley startups and Chinese Unicorns sporting valuations in excess of a billion US dollars.

So, in case you were wondering why social video apps like Instagram, Snapchat and Vine are being tagged with valuations in excess of $1 billion, well, now you know.