Valuation Methods in Industrial IBD group

Hi all,
I am curious if anyone is aware of the common valuation multiples and methods common when valuing companies as an analyst within a bank's industrials group. Any info would be greatly appreciated. thx

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Bullet-Tooth TonyNobody uses basic DCF in the real world. LBO, comps.

Infrastructure may be the one exception, although there it's a case of modeling the cash flows and getting an IRR and cash yield rather than coming up with a discount rate. Otherwise, I agree. I haven't seen a DCF-style valuation outside of an infrastructure deal for years.

Those who can, do. Those who can't, post threads about how to do it on WSO.
 

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