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Can a non-publicly listed company be considered established company based on company valuation instead of market capitalisation?
No, we do not consider company valuation as an alternative to market capitalisation.
Non-publicly listed companies must meet the annual revenue criterion of at least US$200 million to be considered established companies as they do not have market capitalisation.
This information is sourced from MOM.
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