Now, we finish the DCF analysis by applying the perpetuity growth method and calculate the implied terminal EBITDA multiples.
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TOPICS
- Deal Mechanics
- M&A Accounting
- Taxes
- Corporate Restructuring
- Valuation
- Tax-Efficient Strategies
- Corporate Defense
- Venture Capital
- Debt Instruments
- OPERATING MODEL
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MERGER MODEL
- Introduction
- Inputs & Assumptions
- Acquirer's Income Statement
- Target's Income Statement
- LTM Balance Sheets
- Purchase Price Ratio Analysis
- Target's Employee Stock Options
- Sources & Uses of Funds
- Purchase (Acquisition) Accounting
- Pro Forma Balance Sheet
- Pro Forma Income Statement
- Accretion/Dilution Analysis
- Contribution Analysis
- DCF Valuation
- Final Product
- LBO MODEL
