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Company Valuation Approaches
Company valuation refers to the process, under which a company’s monetary value is determined. There are multiple approaches of this valuation, major of which are Market Capitalization method, Book value method and Expected Futures Earnings method. Each of these methods carries their own attributes that make them considerable. The method to be used entirely depends upon the kind of company being valued. Sometimes, analysts use more than one technique to determine the true value of a firm. The methods are described in detail below:
Market Capitalization Method: As the term itself suggests, under this method, the value of a firm is derived from the market capitalization also known as “Market Cap” of its shares, which means that the value of a company is equal to the market value of its total outstanding shares. The market cap is derived by multiplying total number of shares of a firm with market price per share. This method is the most used method of company valuation as it provides a true market value of any firm. However, this method can only be used for companies that are publically listed and its shares are traded on capital market exchange.
Book Value Method: Book value...