This document discusses valuation methods for high-growth technology companies like Tableau. Traditional valuation methods based on physical capital returns are not applicable. Instead, the total addressable market size, unique features like enabling insights at speed of thought, and competitors like Qlik are discussed. Key questions center around whether an investor should maintain, increase, or sell their position in Tableau and what valuation approaches like net asset value, earning power value, and revenue multiples are most appropriate given the company's growth and changing stock price.
This document discusses valuation methods for high-growth technology companies like Tableau. Traditional valuation methods based on physical capital returns are not applicable. Instead, the total addressable market size, unique features like enabling insights at speed of thought, and competitors like Qlik are discussed. Key questions center around whether an investor should maintain, increase, or sell their position in Tableau and what valuation approaches like net asset value, earning power value, and revenue multiples are most appropriate given the company's growth and changing stock price.
This document discusses valuation methods for high-growth technology companies like Tableau. Traditional valuation methods based on physical capital returns are not applicable. Instead, the total addressable market size, unique features like enabling insights at speed of thought, and competitors like Qlik are discussed. Key questions center around whether an investor should maintain, increase, or sell their position in Tableau and what valuation approaches like net asset value, earning power value, and revenue multiples are most appropriate given the company's growth and changing stock price.
Learning Objectives • How to value growth companies when traditional valuation methodologies cannot be implemented.
• A Technology company cannot be evaluated on the basis of ROI in
physical capital. WHY ?
• Total Addressable Market (TAM)
Key concepts (1) • Subject fit for this CASE – ???Investment strategies (VC) • Mainframe (Huge CPU, Larger Organization) to Client server (Mid and Smaller firms, EXE) to Distributed Computing (SME, SaaS)? • Why Wall Street underestimate the size of the markets 23$ ? • 31$, 28$-30$, 44$, 50.75$ ?, 100$, • Unique feature of Tableau ? (Insights at the speed of thought ) • Methodology 1, 2, 3 (Is it TAM?) Key concepts (2) • What is EBIT margin? • Earnings before interest and taxes - The operating earnings over operating sales. This margin allows investors to understand true business costs of running a company, because parts of a company's property, plant, and equipment will eventually need to be replaced as they get used, broken down, decayed, etc. • EXHIBIT 5 • EXHIBIT 7 Key Questions (1) • Mr. Balbale maintain/increase/sell Matrix’s position in Tableau? • NAV – Net Asset Value ? • EPV – Earning Power Value ? • Value proposition of Tableau? • Competitors of Tableau? • Qlik ? • VMWARE, RUSSELL, FIRMS (Method 1, 2, 3) Key Questions (2) • Common valuation tool