Why can you use Equity Value / Revenue but not Equity Value / EBITDA?

I understand that you don't really use equity value / EBITDA because you're comparing apples to oranges (Eq. val. is available to only shareholders while ebitda is available to all investors). But if that's the case, then why is it that you might (but rarely of course) use equity val / revenue? I don't understand how the logic lines up because I thought revenue was "available" to all investors?

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"bankertobe27"

And their answer is that while rarely used, it's sometimes used for large financial institutions that have negative Enterprise Values

I think you just answered your own question

 

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