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Makes sense. But for a company that is on the brink of IPO (or recently IPO'd) doesn't this mean they are no longer young or fast-growing, but rather steady, ma
by mbesto 13y ago
Makes sense. But for a company that is on the brink of IPO (or recently IPO'd) doesn't this mean they are no longer young or fast-growing, but rather steady, matured and more predictable? (hence opening up to a larger, more public and less sophisticated set of investors)
- mattzito 13y agoSome are - some are still very much in growth mode, or on track to be acquired by a larger player for strategic value, both of which can screw with the multiple.