* :There are two main categories of multiples used for market-based valuations Company value multiples in which the underlying amounts, being the basis for the valuation, are referred to the market value of equity and multiples of equity in in which the underlying amounts, being the basis for the valuation, are referred to the value of the entire company, hence the sum of market value of equity and the .market value of debt Multiples of equity in which the underlying amounts, being the basis for the valuation, are referred to the book value of equity and company value multiples in in which the underlying amounts, being the basis for the valuation, are referred to the value of the entire company, hence the sum of book value of equity and the book value of debt Multiples of equity in which the underlying amounts, being the basis for the valuation, are referred to the market value of foreign capital and company value multiples in in which the underlying amounts, being the basis for the valuation, are referred to the value of the entire company, hence the sum of market value of .equity and the book value of debt Company value multiples in in which the underlying amounts, being the basis for the valuation, are referred to the value of the entire company, hence the sum of market value of equity and the market value of debt and multiples of equity in which the underlying amounts, being the basis for the valuation, are referred to the market value of equity and the market value of debt