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EBITDA €50
Agreed EBITDA Transaction Multiple 10.0x
Inventory €120
Liquid securities/Cash Equivalents €14
Cash €16
Debt €70
A/Receivables €120
A/Payables €80
Shares Outstanding 200
Signing of the SPA is anticipated for June 30th 2020;
Closing of the transaction is anticipated for September 30th 2020 and the B/S data (above) are as expected at closing;
Question 1: Assuming that the seller and the buyer are both rational individuals and that they will manage to negotiate what economically belongs to each of them ...
what will be the:
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Will it (point 1 just above) be a Firm Value or Equity Value price listed in the SPA?
Ultimate price paid to the seller at/around closing
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