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Valuation Method
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A valuation method, as opposed to a valuation approach, refers to the specific technique or calculation used within the chosen valuation approach to determine the value of a business, asset, or investment. Valuation methods provide a systematic way to quantify the value based on available information, assumptions, and financial models. Different valuation methods may be applied within the same valuation approach, depending on the circumstances of the valuation and the characteristics of the entity being valued. Examples of valuation methods include the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) method, Comparable Company Analysis (CCA) method, and the Cost Approach.
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