New York Times Co
NYSE:NYT
EV/EBIT
Enterprise Value to EBIT
Enterprise Value to EBIT (EV/EBIT) ratio is a valuation multiple that compares the value of a company, debt included, to the company’s earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT). Considered one of the most frequently used multiples for comparisons among companies, the EV/EBIT multiple relies on operating income as the core driver of valuation.
Market Cap | EV/EBIT | ||||
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US |
New York Times Co
NYSE:NYT
|
7.2B USD | 22.2 | ||
US |
News Corp
NASDAQ:NWSA
|
13.8B USD | 19 | ||
UK |
Pearson PLC
LSE:PSON
|
6.9B GBP | 14.8 | ||
NO |
Schibsted ASA
OSE:SCHA
|
70.4B NOK | 58.2 | ||
SA |
Saudi Research and Media Group
SAU:4210
|
19.3B SAR | 31.1 | ||
CN |
People.cn Co Ltd
SSE:603000
|
28B CNY | 137.5 | ||
CN |
China Literature Ltd
HKEX:772
|
28.8B HKD | 33.4 | ||
ZA |
C
|
Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers Ltd
JSE:CAT
|
3.8B Zac | 0 | |
CN |
Jiangsu Phoenix Publishing & Media Corp Ltd
SSE:601928
|
25.3B CNY | 14 | ||
FR |
Lagardere SA
PAR:MMB
|
2.8B EUR | 11.3 | ||
US |
John Wiley & Sons Inc
NYSE:JW.A
|
3B USD | 17.4 |
EV/EBIT Forward Multiples
Forward EV/EBIT multiple is a version of the EV/EBIT ratio that uses forecasted EBIT for the EV/EBIT calculation. 1-Year, 2-Years, and 3-Years forwards use EBIT forecasts for 1, 2, and 3 years ahead, respectively.