Sentence examples for valuation representing from inspiring English sources

eBay went public at a $650 million valuation, representing less than three times its forward revenues.

Cisco, the most important company in computer networking infrastructure, went public at $225 million, a valuation representing just over one time its annual revenues.

According to Bloomberg and if target goals are met, the acquisition could be worth 1percentt of Uber's valuation, representing $680 million.

(To take a number: a ten-percent drop in Apple's valuation represents seventy-one billion dollars).

Analysts said the company's current valuation represents an attractive entry point.

EBIT to over $2B in CY09 — remaining share valuation represents 14.5 x GAAP pre-tax income.

The deal takes Coinbase to $525 million from investors to date, while the valuation represents a huge jump on the $1.6 billion it was deemed to be worth when it previously raised — that was $100 million back in August 2017.

That skimpy valuation represented less than one times its forward 12 months of revenues, a multiple more closely associated with a corrugated cardboard manufacturer than the most important innovator in retailing in the past 100 years.

Stripe didn't confirm exactly how much money it raised — other than that it is below $100 million — but its new valuation represents a large jump on the $3.5 billion valuation it held when it closed its most recent $70 million round in December.

The reprocessing industry's current valuation represents considerable growth within the past decade, where in 2000 the reprocessing industry was valued at $20 million.

When contextualized, this valuation represents the marginal value of a service at the local level (as opposed to the total or average value) as the question that was posed with respect to each criterion was: what would be the impact on this criterion of an increase or a decrease to the current volume of service.