hi everyone - really simple question but in a merger model, is the cash flow statement necessary? i understand that you project income statement and balance sheet separately and then you mash them together (some parts like seller equity left out, etc.), but in doing so, is the cash flow statement necessary? im starting to get the feeling like the sources and uses of funds table is pretty much what i need to tie everything together -- is this correct? thank you all very much in advance!
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You need the CF statement to see the change in cash which will flow into your cash balance on your B/S.
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