Q: What is the enterprise value for Helix implied by the P/E multiple valuation?
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Market Capitalization (# of shares * current share price)
then add contribution of bank lenders known as Net Debt
Market Cap + Net Debt = Enterprise Value
Net Debt = Long and Short Term Debt - Cash
Or its your debt adjusted for any cash you have
Balance Sheet
Every 12 months they prepare a balance sheet
EV/EBITDA
It take a look weather a company is cheap or expensive using a reliable ratio
The FCF are going to stay the same every year.
The value of a company useful for key ratios - its an attempt to put a value
on a firm from a certain perspective. You could Add up all of its assets line
by line. Why not look at how those assets were paid for. A shareholder or a
bank could have provided those funds. So look at the funding thats come in.
We should be able to value a company by looking at how its been paid for in
terms of it assets.
Quick Snap Sheets of net worth what your assets are
what you own (cash and properties) and then
liabilities (what I owe)
EBITDA - Earnings before Interest on Bank Loan Corporation tax and
depretiation and amoritization
Whats the point? IF you are trying to determine if a company is cheap or
