Enterprise Value ($ m)

What is the definition of EV $m?

Enterprise Value (EV) represents Market Capitalization plus Net Debt, and is a truer reflection of the actual size of a company than Market Cap. More specifically Net Debt includes Total Debt, Minority Interest and Preferred Stock minus Cash and Short Term Investments.

This Enterprise Value is based on the latest available figures for Debt & Cash, i.e. interim figures if these have been published since the annuals.

Stockopedia explains EV $m...

If EV < Market Cap, the company has net cash.
If EV > Market Cap, the company has net debt.
If EV < 0, there is more cash in the company than the value of the Mkt Cap and Debt combined! This signal is often appreciated by deep value investors.

Because EV is a capital structure-neutral metric, it is useful when comparing companies with diverse capital structures. In contrast, the PE Ratio will be significantly more volatile in companies that are highly leveraged.

The 5 highest EV $m Stocks in the Market

Ticker	Name	EV $m	StockRank™
LON:LLD1	Lloyds Banking	9296397.09	8
OTC:FNMA	Federal National Mortgage Association	3370735.8	95
OTC:FNMFO	Federal National Mortgage Association	3370735.8	95
OTC:FMCC	Federal Home Loan Mortgage	2069839.16	97
OTC:FMCCL	Federal Home Loan Mortgage	2069839.16	96

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