Deal size in Cover Letter

Hey,

I know it is easy to fluff up anything in a resume or cover letter. ie shredding paper as an intern: "regularly maintaining corporate security process" (you all know what im talking about)

anyway, Im interning in M&A now and want to know if reporting deal size's I worked on is what recruiters are looking for. If so, should I report on my cover letter something along the lines of: "worked on (x) number of deals ranging in $-$$ EBITDA " also, what numbers should I be listing, EBIT, EBITDA, Sales, Net Income etc.

thanks for any help you guys can offer and if you have any examples thats appreciated too!

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