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Market Capitalization & Enterprise Value

Research-grade valuation history for GAEX. Track market capitalization versus enterprise value to see the impact of net debt and share changes. Use the interactive chart to explore different horizons; the table updates accordingly to support auditability and export.

Market Cap & Enterprise Value

Comparison of market capitalization and enterprise value over time

Market Cap

Market Capitalization = Stock Price × Number of Shares Outstanding. Represents the total value of a company's equity.
1.93M
N/A over period

Enterprise Value

Enterprise Value = Market Cap + Total Debt - Cash and Cash Equivalents. Represents the total value of a company including its debt.
6.38M
+203.99% over period
CAGR: +7.56%
Compound Annual Growth Rate - The mean annual growth rate over time, accounting for compounding effects.

Market Cap History

Investor Valuation Insights

As of Jun 30, 2002

EV/EBITDA

Potentially Rich

16.40x

Higher EV/EBITDA may imply premium pricing; growth durability should justify the multiple.

EV vs Market Cap Spread

4.46M

EV is +231.1% vs equity value

Capital Structure Signal

Net Debt Profile

Trend unavailable for selected history

Additional Multiples

EV/Sales: 4.44x

Net Debt/EBITDA: 11.63x

Share count trend unavailable

Interpretation guide: EV/EBITDA compares total firm value (debt + equity - cash) to operating earnings. Lower is usually cheaper, but always benchmark against peers, growth rate, margins, and cyclicality.

Market Cap & Enterprise Value Data

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DateMarket CapEnterprise ValueStock PriceShares
Sep 30, 20011.93M6.38M$0.1314.83M
Sep 30, 200010.73M17.69M$0.8412.73M
Sep 30, 19994.80M13.20M$0.548.89M
Sep 30, 1998
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Jun 30, 1986

Enterprise Value Analysis

Price Change (Sep 2000 to Sep 2001)

The stock price has decreased from Sep 2000 to Sep 2001.
-84.58%

Recent Volatility

The stock price has been relatively volatile over the last 3 periods, indicating a higher risk profile.
0.70

Risk-Adjusted Return

The stock's returns do not compensate for its risk level, suggesting a poor risk-reward profile.
-0.20

Market Cap Change (Sep 2000 to Sep 2001)

The company's market capitalization has decreased from Sep 2000 to Sep 2001.
-82.04%

Enterprise Value Change (Sep 2000 to Sep 2001)

The company's enterprise value has decreased from Sep 2000 to Sep 2001, suggesting a decline in the company's total economic value.
-63.92%

Market Cap vs. Enterprise Value

A higher enterprise value growth rate compared to market cap growth could indicate that the company is investing heavily in growth initiatives or taking on more debt.
EV Growth > Market Cap Growth

Market Cap CAGR

The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of market capitalization represents the mean annual growth rate over the entire available history (3 periods), accounting for compounding effects.
-36.59%

Enterprise Value CAGR

The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of enterprise value represents the mean annual growth rate over the entire available history (3 periods), accounting for compounding effects.
-30.42%