Courses / Valuation Multiples / Why Different Industries Have Different Multiples Upgrade AccountYour current access is limited. To continue watching this lesson, you'll need to purchase a subscription. Sign UpWhy Different Industries Have Different MultiplesDifferent industries have different multiples for a reason. Not because they have different names, but because they differ in attractiveness based on the multiple drivers.DiscussionRestricted AccessYou need to sign up for a Lumovest subscription in order to join discussions. Sign UpRestricted AccessYou need to sign up for a Lumovest subscription in order to to download lesson materials. Sign UpValuation Multiples 1. What are Valuation Multiples (4:57) 2. Common Valuation Multiples (2:36) 3. What Do We Use Multiples For (4:08) 4. When to Use the Different Multiples (5:23) 5. Numerator and Denominator Consistency (2:30) 6. Forward Multiples (3:23) 7. Trailing Multiples (4:47) 8. Forward and Trailing Multiple Timing Considerations (5:07) 9. How to Determine Number of Years Forward (2:45) 10. Labeling the Multiples (5:35) 11. Using Multiples to Estimate Future Value (5:44) 12. Valuation Bridge (3:20) 13. Implied Valuation Multiples (2:58) 14. Drivers of Multiples: FCF Multiples (8:27) 15. Math Proof of the Drivers Behind FCF Multiples (12:08) 16. Estimating Multiple without Comps (2:10) 17. Drivers of Multiples: Non-FCF Multiples (3:51) 18. Breaking Down the Drivers of Multiples (3:58) 19. Why Different Industries Have Different Multiples (2:26) 20. Not-Meaningful Multiples (2:09) 21. Connecting Dots (1:52) 22. Quiz #1 (3 Q's) 23. Quiz #2 (5 Q's) 24. Quiz #3 (4 Q's) 25. Quiz #4 (5 Q's)
