So how do you calculate your company’s valuation?
Here’s the simplest way to think about it:
1. Forecast Future Earnings: Start with what your business makes now and apply a growth rate.
Example: Year 1: $100K → Year 2: $120K → Year 3: $144K.
2.
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Vaibhav Nanda
Hey I am on Medial • 2m
early stage valuation is more art than mathematics, believe in your vision, don't value yiur company on cash flow positive+1 year
🟥What do you guys think what affects a Startup's Valuation ???
📌Pick Your Answer :
1.Stage of Development: Early stage = lower valuation 🏗️
2.Market Trends and Industry: Growing market = higher valuation 📈
3.Intellectual Property and Proprie
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Easily convertible into cash without a significant loss in value.
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Vaibhav Babruwan Shingde
Student • 1y
Hello Guys, I am starting one series of content regarding to the Finance, Startups, Venture Capital Firms and Investment Banking etc.📈💭🚀
Let's Discuss with How VC's determine the valuation of startup 🤩🚀💯❓
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Emmanuel Tom
You tell me. • 11m
Just as financial advisors recommend college students to start an SIP, do you believe all early-stage companies should also initiate an SIP from the start?
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Siddharth Shahu
FMVA • 9m
I am delighted to announce that I have successfully completed the Financial Modeling and Valuation Analyst (FMVA) Certification program from the Corporate Finance Institute® (CFI).
Through this certification, I covered a comprehensive curriculum, inc
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Value > Profit ?
An entrepreneur is supposed to deliver value.
Value, as much as a consumer deserves.
Value, more than a consumer is paying.
Value, more than a competitor is delivering.
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1️⃣ Equity:
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2️⃣ Cash Flow:
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3️⃣ Reven
