case study presentation question?
I'm working on a take home case study presentation, putting together a few slides about a specific company and presenting operating model, lbo model, and other figures.
One of the instructions says to provide an analysis of valuation multiples at various prices (ebitda, ebitda-capex, unlevered fcf, etc.)
Can someone clarify what they might be asking for? Is it asking for comps and a valuation of my company using comps? or is it just calculating multiples for my company? I am a bit thrown off by the "various prices" part.
Thanks
They're asking for an "AVP" - Analysis at various prices
Top Row is the transaction value (or share price if public co) and subsequent rows are the implied multiples at those prices, basically a quick and dirty way to see what the implied multiples are -- does this multiple look nuts...
Make sense?
Thank you, that helped. Once I figured out that theyre asking for AVP, i was able to find an example in my textbook so I see what they're asking for. Appreciate it.
Question: I see that AVP is usually done looking at different premiums to the current share price. If I'm doing this from a PE perspective, would I want to be looking at prices that are below current share price, as well as premiums?
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