Corporate valuation refers to the evaluation of the intrinsic value of listed or unlisted companies. Generally speaking, a company's assets and profitability depend on its intrinsic value. Company valuation is the premise of investment, financing and trading. When an investment institution injects a sum of money into an enterprise, the rights it should have first depend on the value of the enterprise. The logic of company valuation lies in "value determines price". The valuation methods of listed companies are usually divided into two categories: one is relative valuation method; The other is the absolute valuation method. The valuation methods of unlisted companies can be divided into three categories: market method; Income method; Asset law
The content of this article comes from: The New Encyclopedia of Financial Law (Fifth Edition) edited by China Law Publishing House.