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NewCo is projecting revenues of $25M in five years, even with a 40% discount rate, the NPV or current valuation comes out to about $3M. If you are still losing money, skip ahead to the cost approach. Calculate replacement cost for key assets (cost approach). Discretionary earnings multiple (earnings multiple approach).
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