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This pre-IPO market recap examines the valuation question behind a company selling rings at 10.9 times revenue. The clip explores what investors would need to believe about the business for that multiple to make sense—without assuming the price is justified.

For informational and educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

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00:00Why would anyone pay 10.9 times revenue for a company that sells rings?
00:06At the top of the proposed range, our RAS fully diluted valuation would be $15.6 billion.
00:13By our calculation, that equals 10.9 times trailing revenue of roughly $1.4 billion.
00:22Garmin offers one reference point, not a peer set.
00:25Its market value is about $54.9 billion against roughly $7.2 billion of annual revenue, or 7.6 times.
00:37Whereas implied multiple is higher despite most current revenue still coming from hardware.
00:44The multiple only makes sense if the subscription keeps growing.
00:48Recurring membership revenue must become a larger and more important part of the business economics.
00:55Watch the full breakdown, tap the related video.

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