Market Opportunity: A market opportunity is a customer need that a business can use to grow and which competitors' products or services aren't fully addressing.
Minimum Viable Product a.k.a. MVP: A Minimum Viable Product, or "MVP", is a basic product version that is useful enough for customers. However, the creators can improve it in the future. Company founders often use a Minimum Viable Product to get feedback from initial customers for adapting the product in the future.
Most Favoured Nation: A Most Favoured Nation, or "MFN", provision results in no shareholder getting better treatment than another . This is often seen in ASAs.
Multiple: Business valuers use a multiplier to multiply the company's profits to show its value. For example, a multiplier could be 1, 2, or 3, which means the valuer could multiply one of the numbers by the business's earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) to get a valuation.
MVP a.k.a. Minimum Viable Product: A Minimum Viable Product, or "MVP", is a basic product version that is useful enough for customers. However, the creators can improve it in the future. Company founders often use a Minimum Viable Product to get feedback from initial customers for adapting the product in the future.