How DCF Modell after M&A deal?

Hello!

For a fiction scenario, I should calculate a EV after a M&A deal (100% share deal). So I am a really beginner and I also should only calculate with EBITA, instead of cash flow.

So when a transaction takes place, should I only sum up the EBITAs and it owns EBITA growth rates? Or how can I figure out the growth rate? Should I look for similar transactions (there are no one, it is a very big fiction deal)?

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Hi marieke.altmeyer, whoops, looks like nobody chimed in here.... maybe one of these discussions below is relevant:

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