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IPOs Of Venture-Backed Companies Raise $1.3 Billion In Q2 2004
In the second quarter, 24 venture-backed U.S. companies completed initial public offerings (IPOs) that raised $1.3 billion, the most that have occurred in a single quarter since 2000, according to VentureOne, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dow Jones & Company. This shows an increased appetite for IPOs of U.S. venture-backed companies, leading to a dramatic improvement in liquidity activity.
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Venture-Backed Valuations Rose In Q1 2004
Continuing a trend of steady improvement for three consecutive quarters, valuations of U.S. venture-backed companies rose in the first quarter of 2004. The overall median premoney valuation reached its highest level in more than two years at $13.7 million, up from $12.1 million in the fourth quarter of 2003, according to VentureOne, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dow Jones & Company.
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U.S. Venture Capital Investments Increase in Q4 2003
According to VentureOne, a leading information provider to the venture capital industry, median pre-money valuations dropped slightly in 4Q03, although the median valuation of information technology companies reached its highest level in two years, according to VentureOne, the leading information provider for the venture capital industry. The overall median pre-money valuation for a venture-backed company was $10.7 million, down from $12 million posted in the third quarter of the year.
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U.S. Venture Capital Investments Increase in Q4 2003
According to VentureOne, a leading information provider to the venture capital industry, Venture capital investment in the fourth quarter of 2003 showed renewed signs of growth. With $4.5 billion invested in 496 financing rounds, these are the highest quarterly numbers in more than a year, according to the VentureOne/Ernst & Young Venture Capital Report.
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Venture Capital Valuations Drop Slightly in Q2 2003
According to VentureOne, a leading information provider to the venture capital industry, valuations of venture-backed companies dropped slightly in the second quarter of 2003. VentureOne reported in their September 11, 2003 press release that “the median pre-money valuation fell from $9.8 million in the first quarter of 2003 to $8.7 million in 2Q03, a range comparable to valuations in 1995.”
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