eVal: Industry Valuation Multiples & Peer Comparison Data

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The eVal: Industry Valuation Multiples & Peer Comparison Data platform compiles its data from a combination of reputable financial data providers, ensuring comprehensive and up-to-date information for valuation professionals. Here’s an overview of the data sources and methodologies employed by eVal:

1. Data Sources

eVal aggregates data from several key providers:

• Quandl: A data platform that indexes various financial datasets.
• QuoteMedia: Supplies historical end-of-day share price data.
• Zacks Research: Provides financial data and analytics.
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• Sharadar: Offers U.S. core financial data, including detailed financial statements.

These sources collectively furnish eVal with the necessary data to calculate valuation multiples and perform peer comparisons.

2.Methodology

• eVal focuses on U.S. publicly listed companies, primarily those on the NYSE and NASDAQ. The platform’s methodology includes:
• Trailing Twelve Months (TTM) Data: Valuation multiples are based on the most recent 12-month financial data, ensuring relevance and timeliness.
• Standard Industry Classification (SIC) Codes: Companies are categorized using SIC codes, facilitating industry-specific analysis.
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Valuation Multiples: eVal calculates various multiples, such as:

• Enterprise Value (EV) to Revenue
• EV to EBITDA
• EV to EBIT
• EV to Total Assets
• EV to Tangible Assets
• Price to Earnings (P/E)
• Price to Book Value (P/BV)

These multiples are computed monthly, allowing users to track trends over time.

3. Peer Comparison and Analysis

eVal enables users to perform peer comparisons by:

• Selecting Peer Groups: Users can create custom peer groups based on SIC codes or specific companies.
• Accessing Financial Metrics: Beyond valuation multiples, eVal provides financial metrics such as EBIT/EBITDA margins, net income margins, return on equity (ROE), and return on assets (ROA).
• Reviewing Financial Statements: Summary financial statements, including balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements, are available for analysis.

Available from: eVal is is a free tool and data service developed and maintained by Mike Pellegrino / Pellegrino & Associates, LLC. It’s designed for use by:

• Business valuation professionals

• Financial analysts

• Investment professionals

• Academic users

It provides publicly available U.S. public company valuation multiples on a free access model — no purchase required for standard use.