Facebook Now Worth More Than Yahoo, RIM, Dell, eBay etc

Yes Facebook now worth more than Yahoo, RIM (Research in Motion), eBay, Starbucks, Dell,  Adobe and Intuit. Its according to latest financing valuation, Facebook worth $50 billion valuation, Yahoo has a $22 billion market cap and eBay $37 billion. Here a little confusion, according to Goldman Sachs Facebook worth $50 billion, Forbes thinks it’s worth $23 billion, SharesPost pins its value at $26.3 billion and The Financial Times says it’s a $33 billion company but still low in compare to Amazon worth $83 billion and Google worth $193 billion.

Facebook passed Yahoo in implied valuation last summer and the revenues for 2010 are rumored to be around $2 billion, which gives it a multiple of 25 times revenues. In February 2009, Facebook valued itself at $3.7 billion and its tripled to $9.5 billion in November 2009 and since then, its more than tripled again in value. Though its all some confusion here but Facebook is growing really much faster. At $50 billion, though, Facebook is going to have to come out with the biggest IPO in history to justify the current frenzy of private investment.


Companies that are worth less than Facebook:
~eBay: $32 billion
~Costco: $27.5 billion
~Research in Motion: $26 billion
~Dell: $23.8 billion
~Starbucks: $19.2 billion
~Yahoo: $19.1 billion
~Staples: $14.8 billion
~Intuit: $14.3 billion
~Adobe: $14 billion


The private valuations are based on what a handful of wealthy investors are willing to pay.

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