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Independent. You issue 100 of debt, enterprise value does not change.

 

Other comment is wrong - interest tax shield (interest is tax deductible, dividends aren’t) means that enterprise value does depend on capital structure

Google Modigliani-Miller if you want to learn more

 

Ok. I am not disputing that Enterprise value is indirectly impact by capital structure and that how a company is financed has an impact on the value of the company. I am referring to how the EV does not change after financing activities and issuing debt in isolation will not affect enterprise value.

The objective correct answer when asked a question in an interview like "How does enterprise value change if a company issues $100 of equity or debt" is it does not.

 

Ok so what I’m understanding is that issuing debt or equity doesn’t change enterprise value at all but it is dependent on capital structure for various reasons including the interest expenses and that there a tax shield 

 

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