Business, Management and Accounting
3 years ago

New valuation methods revolutionize pricing for private companies and projects.

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How to Value Private Companies using Multiples and Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
Nicholas Burgess

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The article explains how to value private companies using two main methods: multiples and discounted cash flow analysis. The multiples approach involves comparing the company to similar public ones, while the discounted cash flow method looks at future cash flows. Both methods have their own assumptions and approximations, so it's important to establish a reasonable price range rather than a single price.