I understand that for EV/EBITDA to make sense, EV should include the minority interest of company B because EBITDA includes it because of the consolidated statments.
But what if we are not using EV in a multiple and we just want to know its value, would't it be wrong to add a minority interest that it does not own? Which is the reason to add it?
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