I'm looking at a company with 2 unrelated business units: one in healthcare and the other in industrials.
The healthcare unit does 200 in EBITDA while the industrial does 270.
Overall, the company has an EV of 10,000.
How would you go about assessing the respective multiple of each business unit?
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