Market Capitalisation

The Market Cap is the most popular measure of a company's size - or specifically its total equity valuation. It is calculated by multiplying the current Share Price by the current number of Shares Outstanding.

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Stockopedia explains Mkt Cap

Market Capitalisation only takes into account the value of the company's shares (equity), it ignores the amount of debt a company may have taken on. The Enterprise Value adds the net debt to the Market Cap and can be a better indicator of the minimum amount that an acquiring company may have to pay to buy the firm outright.

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