Zurück
"Why go to all of this trouble when some people argue that the value of the stock has already been adjusted for the debt and cash a company has? Because no matter how much the actual price of the stock changes, the debt and the cash do not go away. An acquirer still has to take on the debt and still gets to put the cash in the bank whether the company's stock is worth $1 billion or one dollar. Debt and cash are economic realities and must be factored into the purchase price an acquirer pays for a company. Enterprise value is not a valuation, meaning the theoretical price at which a company should trade, but a value, meaning the current, real price as definite as if stuck on with a pricing gun."
Grüße,
JG
www.chart-me.de
Grüße,
JG
www.chart-me.de
