10 Comments
User's avatar
Maverick Equity Research's avatar

very interesting case ... thank you!

Expand full comment
Ravishankar Sivasubramaniam's avatar

Excellent analysis!!

Expand full comment
Samuel Alberto Mantilla Blanco's avatar

Great reading!!!! Thanks

Expand full comment
Kunaal's avatar

fascinating!

Expand full comment
Dott's avatar

Great analysis! Thank you so much for sharing such great work!

In the detailed analysis, there is a sizable portion (68%) of EV (estimated at EUR 8.9bn) coming from terminal value that is 10 years away. So what range is appropriate, and what factors would you consider in determining this range. Would soft value / invisible asset driven assets be any different from an asset that's driven by tangible assets/ stable long term contracts?

Expand full comment
Joey Machado's avatar

i was recently referred to this article. i appreciate the insights into valuing intangible assets such as brands and free celebrity advertising. fun fact for anyone reading this is that there is another footwear company with comparable brand strength that, if valued under this framework, would be equivalent to buying below book value. anywhosies best of luck and thank you professor for teaching us.

Expand full comment
The Pareto Investor's avatar

Agree!

Expand full comment
Golden Bear Capital's avatar

Interesting!!💪

Expand full comment
Sivaganesh's avatar

Hello sir. Are you Aswath Damodaran , the valuation Guru ?

Expand full comment
Arindam Guha's avatar

I listened to and spoke with Prof. Damodaran few months ago at T30 conference. He is brilliant in ideas and electric in presentations - as he showed us with his thoughts on valuation.

I am new to substack. I like to think, and write about data driven technology strategy. My latest post is below. I would love to get feedback from this community.

https://open.substack.com/pub/aringuha/p/broadcom-earnings-vis-a-vis-marvell?r=fuo9&utm_medium=ios

Expand full comment