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Continuing from yesterday: an analysis of 50 of the most valuable private companies in Ireland, based on their business and industry fundamentals.
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Based on a detailed analysis of earnings, debt, reinvestment, industry and operational risk, this is the first part of The Currency's valuation of 50 of the most valuable privately owned companies in Ireland.
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