Financial KKR, China's Tencent eyeing bids for Universal Music (Reuters) |
- KKR, China's Tencent eyeing bids for Universal Music (Reuters)
- TMT Valuation Q - Media Placement Asset With No Revenue
- Equity book value vs Market value.
| KKR, China's Tencent eyeing bids for Universal Music (Reuters) Posted: 27 Feb 2019 08:04 PM PST
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| TMT Valuation Q - Media Placement Asset With No Revenue Posted: 28 Feb 2019 06:40 AM PST So, for example, we have an early-stage media company. Revenue is growing, but a big part of the valuation is in media placement opportunities, or relationships the management team has with large content distribution networks and the media. Basically this is a "receivable" on media buys / placements in future quarters. Anyone want to chime in on how to properly evaluate this? Obviously it'll have balance sheet value in terms of valuation. However, due to the startup stage of the company, balance sheet is obviously less important than growth metrics. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Equity book value vs Market value. Posted: 28 Feb 2019 04:12 AM PST Hello everyone, I have a question that remains unanswered for me. When a company raises capital through their IPO, this is the equity that is shown as the Book value on the Balance sheet. However, lets assume the stock raises from 100 to 200, the Market value has doubled and the book value has not changed? My main question is: when the market value of the firm rises, the equity that the firm has (which could be used for investment, share buybacks, etc) does not increase? Does this mean that the company could only use the equity thats on their balance sheet and the market value reflects the value of this firm, instead of the available cash for the firm? hopefully you understand my confusion, thanks for all the help. [link] [comments]  |
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