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Comparable Company Analysis (or “comps analysis”) is a popular valuation method, especially suited for later-stage startups with established financial performance. Instead of guessing the value, it looks at similar public companies or private deals to see how others are valued, helping founders get a practical sense of whether their startup might be under- or overvalued. … Continued
Knowing the true value of your business is one of the most important steps for a business owner when making informed decisions — whether you plan to sell, seek investment, or simply want a clear view of your financial position. Yet, research shows that 98% of business owners don’t know their company’s actual value. One … Continued
Global M&A deal value surged 15% in 2024 to cross $3.4 trillion, underscoring that strategic deals remained a priority across sectors. With so many sectors seeing deal activity, understanding how to accurately value your business is more important than ever. Whether you are contemplating selling your business, seeking new capital, or just need an accurate … Continued
As opposed to public companies, whose value is determined by the market, private companies need specific techniques to assess their worth. If you are a founder needing investment, knowing how to estimate your business’s worth is essential. This guide equips founders with the most efficient valuation methods and actionable best practices for accurately assessing a … Continued
The selection of an appropriate valuation approach in the ever-transforming startup world is essential not only for successful fundraising but also for achieving positive long-term growth. This blog will outline the most effective methods to determine the value of a pre-revenue startup and ensure you use the right one to set realistic expectations and attract … Continued
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