Answering my own question from a bit of research. Ltv is saying ebit (acv x margin) x total number of years the Customer base will last with the current churn (I. E. 1 / Churn)
So basically it's 33 years at 3 percent churn and therefore ltv is ebit over 33 years.
Im not sure I agree with that as a good indicator of value.
Back to price to sales. Nea appears to be on p/s of 14.. Isn't that too high? Anyone with a view?
NEA Price at posting:
$3.56 Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
