Samsung Electronics market valuation multiples (KR7005930003 - ticker:005930)

Analysis

The EV/EBITDA ratio is a relevant market valuation ratio. Samsung Electronics shows a EV/EBITDA ratio of 3.48 for the next 12 months.
This is significantly lower than the median of its peer group: 5.34 The company valuation of Samsung Electronics according to these metrics is way below the market valuation of its peer group.
This is significantly lower than the average of its sector (Semiconductors) 6.92 The company valuation of Samsung Electronics according to these metrics is way below the market valuation of its sector.

Market valuation multiples for Samsung Electronics (KR7005930003 - 005930) compared to its main competitors

Samsung ElectronicsPeer group:Ratios based on Tue, 7 Sep 2010.
Samsung Electronics Peer group
Enterprise Value(in thousands USD)EV/EBITDARelevance Score
2011next 12 mth
Samsung Electronics84 789 7393.513.48
Sanyo Electric Co Ltd13 726 0228.619.11100%
TOSHIBA CORP35 144 4674.905.2997%
Lg Electronics Inc21 274 45611.1312.3495%
SONY CORPORATION27 161 0463.654.0090%
Panasonic Corp.40 864 0384.925.1990%
Sharp Corporation16 495 0793.713.7288%
Samsung Electronics Benchmark
EV/EBITDA
next 12 mth
CompanySamsung Electronics3.48
Peer groupSamsung Electronics excluded5.34
Samsung Electronics included4.49
SectorSemiconductors6.92
S&P 5007.21
DJ STOXX 6006.47
CountryKOR7.96

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About Market Valuation

Many methods can be used to value a company. In reality business valuation is often a combination of these different approaches.One of the most widely used quantitative methods is Market Valuation or the market multiples method.The Market Valuation is utilized generally as a primary market input, to provide an objective starting point for the valuation.Put simply, this method multiplies the sales or profits of a business by an industry averaged ?multiplier? to calculate the Market Value of the business.To fuel your Market Valuations with 5-star market input you need:- Accurate peer groups: comparable companies sharing similar activities, risk and growth- Precise, timely and standardized financials: quality data from an accurate source, updated regularly, and which uses a systematic standardization methodology to ensure comparability of data- Wide geographical coverage for small and large caps alike: an exhaustive pool of international companies from which to construct your peer group- Top quality Market Capitalization and Enterprise Value numbers: calculated thanks to reliable pricing data and precise treatment of a companys? outstanding shares.

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