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Question
If a merger or acquisition is not immediately accretive, should the acquirer go through with the transaction? Why or why not?
A. No, the transaction will dilute the EPS and destroy shareholder value
B. Yes, accretion/dilution is not important
C. It depends; expected synergies and growth prospects may make the deal accretive and therefore create shareholder value
D. No, once a deal is dilutive it cannot become accretive
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Synergies: $50.0
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C. 14x
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Calculate the equity value in a fixed exchange ratio structure given the following information.
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A. 4
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G. Locate the necessary deal-related and financial information
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A. E, H, F, G, I
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D. F, G, H, I, E
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SG&A: $250.0m
EBITDA: $300.0m
D&A: $50.0m
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B. Understated
C. Correct
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A. Long-term liabilities
B. Long-term assets
C. Short-term liabilities
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A. Sale to a strategic buyer
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A. If the target reinvests its cash into the business, the sponsor can realize a return by selling the target at a higher enterprise value
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B. Negative
C. Maintenance
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A. High yield bonds, mezzanine debt, equity contribution, bank debt
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