Investment Banking Case Study

Hey Everyone,

I need some direction here. I have been given a take home case study for an IB job interview. I am to do a valuation for a particular health care firm. Attached they have given me future revenues, COGS, gross profit, variable costs, unadjusted fixed costs, operating expenses, and EBITDA for the next 6 years. What's the best model to use in valuing. Initially I was going to use a DCF, but after looking closely I realized quite a bit of financial information was left out. What's the best way to go about this? Any thoughts would be helpful!

Thank you!

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Perform all the valuation methods and based on the results develop a valuation range, unless you have a really good reason as to why you would omit performing the other methods.

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