“…they really refer to like a multiple, an EBITDA multiple… then you add enough variables and you're back to a discounted cash flow model.”

Business Now with Ross Greenwood · Business Now | 14 October

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Valued new data-centre IPOs by starting with EBITDA multiples, then adding growth, margin and uncertainty factors, ending with a discounted cash-flow model

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