I’ve got a bizzare situation where the public comps are higher than precedent transactions. Since the target company is way smaller, I discounted the public comps by about 40%. It’s still yielding a much higher range! Any ideas?
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That’s normal if the precedent transactions were taken at a time with poorer market conditions, or the target only has comps of private companies (apply a 15% premium).
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