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A company’s share price multiplied by the number of its outstanding shares. It measures the market value of its equity.
Market capitalization changes as prices or share counts change. It is different from enterprise value, which also considers debt and cash, and it does not measure revenue or profitability.
Ten million shares priced at 20 give a market capitalization of 200 million.
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