An EBITDA ratio 0f 10 is high for an entity with no track record. Typically about 5 seems to be the normal, and Googling "Alcoa EBITDA ratio" provides, "Alcoa's latest twelve months ev / ebitda is 6.1x. Alcoa's ev / ebitda for fiscal years ending December 2016 to 2020 averaged 4.9x. Alcoa's operated at median ev / ebitda of 5.9x from fiscal years ending December 2016 to 2020."
I have no idea what would be an apt ratio for this situation, so I'll not die in a ditch defending my gut feeling that 10 is too high.
Ann: Corporate Presentation, page-58
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