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    Nism XV - RG (191-197)

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    This document discusses various valuation metrics used to evaluate companies, including growth adjusted price to earnings ratio, enterprise value to EBITDA, enterprise value to sales ratio, and relative valuations using trading and transaction multiples. It also addresses valuation challenges for new economy businesses due to factors like limited historical profitability, vulnerability to market sentiment, and the importance of storytelling.

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    Nism XV - RG (191-197)

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    This document discusses various valuation metrics used to evaluate companies, including growth adjusted price to earnings ratio, enterprise value to EBITDA, enterprise value to sales ratio, and relative valuations using trading and transaction multiples. It also addresses valuation challenges for new economy businesses due to factors like limited historical profitability, vulnerability to market sentiment, and the importance of storytelling.

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    This document discusses various valuation metrics used to evaluate companies, including growth adjusted price to earnings ratio, enterprise value to EBITDA, enterprise value to sales ratio, and relative valuations using trading and transaction multiples. It also addresses valuation challenges for new economy businesses due to factors like limited historical profitability, vulnerability to market sentiment, and the importance of storytelling.

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    Nism XV - RG (191-197)

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    Rishabh R. Gupta
    This document discusses various valuation metrics used to evaluate companies, including growth adjusted price to earnings ratio, enterprise value to EBITDA, enterprise value to sales ratio, and relative valuations using trading and transaction multiples. It also addresses valuation challenges for new economy businesses due to factors like limited historical profitability, vulnerability to market sentiment, and the importance of storytelling.

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    NISM XV

    BY RISHABH GUPTA
    GROWTH ADJUSTED PRICE TO
    EARNINGS RATIO (PEG RATIO)

    Incorporating growth

    Evaluation of valuation

    Comparison across industries

    Variations and modificationsLimitations

    2
    Comprehensive
    Enterprise Value to EBIT(DA) valuation metric

    Ratio
    Focus on operating
    performance

    Comparison across
    companies

    Debt and
    acquisition
    considerations

    3
    ENTERPRISE VALUE (EV) TO SALES RATIO

    Company
    valuation

    Simplicity
    and
    Focus on revenue
    comparab
    ility

    . Industry-dependent
    Price to Book • Valuation indicator
    Value Ratio • Limitations
    ASSETS BASED
    Enterprise Value • Valuation indicator
    (EV) to Capital
    • Industry-dependent VALUATION
    Employed Ratio
    MATRICES
    Net Asset Value • Valuation indicator
    Approach • Limitations

    9/4/20XX Presentation Title 5


    RELATIVE VALUATIONS - TRADING AND
    TRANSACTION MULTIPLES

    Trading Multiples Transaction Multiples


    • Common Trading Multiples • Purpose
    • P/E Ratio • Comparable Transactions
    • P/S Ratio • Calculating Multiples
    • EV/EBITDA Ratio • Common Transaction Multiples
    OTHER VALUATION
    PARAMETERS IN NEW AGE
    ECONOMY AND BUSINESSES

    Valuation Challenge
    Vulnerability
    Storytelling
    Complex
    Limited
    Historical
    Valuation
    Profit
    to
    andMarket
    Precedent
    Investor
    Visibility
    Factors
    Sentiment
    Belief

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