Hi folks, quick question. Was asked this in an interview and wanted to get clarity. Thanks!
Company A has an equity value of 60 and net debt of 20
Company B has an equity value of 20 and net debt of 10
What is the pro-forma EV and Equity Value when Company A acquires Company B? How does it differ based on if you use cash / debt / stock?
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Is this assuming a publicly traded company?
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