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Energy and infrastructure valuation: NPV calculations

Our Q2 2024 update on energy and infrastructure valuation trends in debt and equity, with a spotlight on NPV calculations and the cost of getting them wrong.

Webinar · Recording · Presented by Ben Morris · 30 July 2024

Our Q2 2024 quarterly valuation update gives a snapshot of the main publicly available valuation trends across the energy and infrastructure sector, in both debt and equity metrics, with our view on each.

The spotlight topic is the net present value (NPV) calculation in a valuation, and the dangers of getting it wrong.

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