I am currently an ER intern at a buyside shop. My boss gave me a company to look over and create a thesis on. The company created a new product line and combined the new line with an existing line. The company also provided no guidance regarding % breakdown per unit, just a flat growth rate. Any advice on how to model these two separate products or do I use the flat growth rate?
Thanks
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