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Bingo2025-02-26 22:28:16
同学你好,请参考附图
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180****86962025-02-27 11:03:50
Equity value and enterprise value are two key metrics used to assess a company´s financial standing, but they represent different aspects. Equity value refers to the value of a company´s shareholders´ equity, or the portion of the company that is attributable to its equity investors. It is calculated by multiplying the company´s stock price by the number of outstanding shares. Enterprise value (EV), on the other hand, represents the total value of a company, including both equity and debt, minus cash and cash equivalents. EV provides a more comprehensive view of a company´s value, as it reflects not just the equity portion but also the company´s debt obligations and its ability to generate future cash flows, making it a more accurate indicator for mergers, acquisitions, and financial analysis. In essence, while equity value focuses solely on the value of equity holders, enterprise value reflects the entire capital structure of the company.
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