If
you are a CEO, CFO, shareholder, investor, lender, or industry analyst
searching for valuation benchmarks for technology companies, then
"CyberValuation 2005" is the basis for your decisions.
The rebound of the capital markets and underlying economic stability of 2003 set the stage for a strong return for the technology M&A market during 2004. The volume of M&A transactions and IPOs was robust in 2004, valuations increased, and many technology companies witnessed a return of profitability. "CyberValuation
2005" investigates technology company merger, acquisition,
and IPO activity in 2004 to provide important valuation benchmarks.
"CyberValuation
2005" assists you in answering: "Who were the most active
buyers? What were the largest deals? Who went public?" The
publication examines five industry segments: Internet Service Provider/Portal
(ISP/Portal), Business-to-Consumer (B2C), Business-to-Business (B2B),
Infrastructure, and Telecommunications.
Table
of contents
-
Introduction
-
CyberValuation 2005 Results
- Internet
Service Provider/Portal
ISP/Portal Overview
ISP/Portal Transactions: Valuation Multiples
B&P ISP/Portal Index: Valuation Multiples
- Business-to-Consumer
B2C Overview
B2C Transactions: Valuation Multiples
B&P B2C Index: Valuation Multiples
- Business-to-Business
B2B Overview
B2B Transactions: Valuation Multiples
B&P B2B Index: Valuation Multiples
- Infrastructure
Infrastructure Overview
Infrastructure Transactions: Valuation Multiples
B&P Infrastructure Index: Valuation Multiples
- Telecommunications
Telecom Overview
Telecom Transactions: Valuation Multiples
B&P Telecom Index: Valuation Multiples
- Conclusion
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