Sentence examples for valuations in the second from inspiring English sources

What has gone sky high is the company valuations in the second round of financing, and therefore the cost of investing in them at this stage.

This means the clubs would have to match Juventus's minimum €100m (£84m) valuation in the first instance, and there would then be a bidding war.

According to its findings, the median Series C valuation in the first half of 2016 reached $90 million, which is 16percentt higher than it was in the first half of 2015.

In the midst of all this, we're unsure why a CEO would angle for a billion-dollar valuation in the fourth quarter, particularly at terms that were so disadvantageous.

In the second half of 2015, revenue growth declined as a driver of public software company valuations, while in the first half of 2016, profitability increased as a driver.

Although Slack pivoted from an earlier incarnation as a games company called Tiny Speck, such a growth in valuation in just the first 8 months of a new product's existence is almost completely unheard of in the annals of venture capital.

Venture capital firms put more money into US startups at higher valuations in the third quarter of this year versus the second, according to a new report out today by law firm Fenwick & West, with Internet and software firms accounting for some of the biggest gains.

The first saw Oscar pulling in $165 million at a $3 billion valuation and the second, announced in August, had Alphabet investing a whopping $375 million.

Few companies during the recent economic gloom have created the kind of word-of-mouth that has pumped up JetBlue's market valuation to the second highest in the industry -- $1.27 billion versus Southwest's $8.97 billion.

In fact, the valuation made them the second most valuable company in the world period.

The Oakland Athletics were the only billionaire-owned team to lose value in 2009, falling 8% to $295 million–the second-lowest valuation in the league ahead of the Pittsburgh Pirates.