How is a mid-market company valued in an acquisition?
How buyers value a mid-market company: DCF, market multiples and precedent deals, the bridge from enterprise value to equity value, and the adjustments that move the price.
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Plain-language answers to the questions we hear most in valuations, fundraising, acquisitions and cross-border expansion.
How buyers value a mid-market company: DCF, market multiples and precedent deals, the bridge from enterprise value to equity value, and the adjustments that move the price.
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