It refers to an approach in which the indicative value is determined by comparing the EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, amortization, depreciation and amortization), revenue, earnings and book value performances of the valued company with other significantly similar companies. While these valuation methods are mostly applied to industrial companies, different performances are taken into account for different sectors such as installed capacity for energy companies, net asset value for real estate investment trusts and discounted dividends.

Rota Capital applies the 'Guideline Precedents in the Stock Exchange' method in its market approach. In this method, which deals with publicly traded companies, the quality and diversity of peers, valuation criteria and the availability, availability and certainty of comparable evidence as of the valuation date make this method mostly preferred and accepted.