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Implied multiple : ウィキペディア英語版 | Implied multiple In business valuation, the implied multiple is a commonly used ratio to answer the question of, if an asset was sold today (i.e. an income-generating business), how many times is the market value of a whole business (numerator) to one reporting period's income (denominator). In most cases, the denominator is known and can be derived from the most recently reported financials, whereas the numerator is estimated based on valuation approaches such as multi-stage discounted cash flow. By considering the implied multiple, one can know if the market value estimate is reasonable. That is to say, is it reasonable to expect the market to pay for x times of what the business is earning today.
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