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GrowFast currently sells at a price-earnings multiple of 10. The firm has 2 million shares outstanding, and sells at a price per share of $40. Steady & Stable has a P/E multiple of 8, has 1 million shares outstanding, and sells at a price per share of $20.
a. If GrowFast acquires the other firm by exchanging one of its shares for every two of Steady & Stable's, what will be the earnings per share of the merged firm?
b. If the merger has no economic gain, what will be the P/E of the new firm? What will happen to GrowFast's price per share? Will any of the shareholders experience a change in wealth?
c. What will happen to GrowFast's price per share if the market does not realize that the P/E ratio of the merged firm ought to differ from GrowFast's premerger ratio? Who gains and by how much in this case?
Merchandise
Goods bought for resale in the course of business, typically in a retail or wholesale establishment.
Payments
The act of transferring money in exchange for goods or services, or to settle debts.
Inventory System
A mechanism for tracking and managing items that a company holds in stock, covering aspects like ordering, storing, using, and selling these goods.
Perpetual
Continuing indefinitely without a predetermined end in the context of perpetual inventory systems that continually update to reflect buying and selling activities.
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