Does anyone have any information on "Roper Technologies' Valuation Approach"? A random interview is coming up, and they mentioned I should be familiar with it, like it's super common. Valuation Approach?
Does anyone have any resources or know where I can find some?
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I wish it was that simple. In the interview he said they don't use DCFs for valuation but follow this mysterious Roper Valuation Approach which makes no sense
Believe they use the CRI (Cash Return on Investment) approach — would Google them and check out their Investor Day from 2023
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