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Growth of companies' valuations during investment rounds

This chart illustrates the progression of private companies' official valuations over time. The post-money valuation of the company during each official financing round is depicted. Each data point represents an investment round, with the company's valuation expressed in US dollars. The timeline is displayed in quarters. By default, the most recent quarters are visible, but you can navigate to earlier periods using the left scroll. To view the chart in full screen, utilize the chart submenu options.

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Leaders in the ratio of
market valuation to investment

This histogram displays the ratio of private companies' market value to the total volume of investments received (= valuation / investment). The market value is determined by the latest known transaction, such as a deal on the Secondary Market or an investment round. The volume of investments encompasses all funds raised by the company, including those from debt financing.
The histogram illustrates the coefficient obtained by dividing each company's valuation by the sum of its investments. A higher coefficient indicates better performance, signifying that the company achieved its valuation with less capital investment.

Average growth multiple during investment rounds

This infographic illustrates the average increase in companies' post-money valuations during investment rounds. For example, if a company's valuation is $1B after the first round, $2B after the second, and $3B after the third, the average valuation increase per round would be 1.75 times. This value is displayed in the infographic. It's important to note that this is a relative indicator and does not account for the time elapsed between rounds

Leaders in the ratio of
market valuation to revenue

This scatter chart illustrates the ratio of companies' market value to revenue (= valuation / revenue). The market value is determined by the latest known transaction, such as a deal on the Secondary Market or an investment round, while revenue from the last closed year is utilized.
Companies whose revenue for the last year has not been disclosed are excluded from the rating. The diagram presents the coefficient obtained by dividing each company's valuation by its revenue. A lower position on the chart indicates better performance, indicating that the company generates more revenue relative to its valuation.

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