Recalculate Enterprise Value after stock issuance

Hi,

I am trying to pull EV for a company but it is negative because they just did a stock issuance in Q1 2020. I need to do an estimate EV to account for the recent repurchase. (i.e sold 10m shares for $20m)

From my understanding, it would be:

EV=MC-Net Cash

MC=(Shares in Q before purchase+newly issued shares)*current stock price Net Cash =(Cash in Q before issuance + 90% of funds raised in issuance) - Q before issuance FCF

Would appreciate any insight

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