In Merger Analysis, a Terminal Value Represents

question 117

Multiple Choice

In merger analysis, a terminal value represents:

• A)the estimated value of the target company exactly three years in the future.
• B)the book value of the target's assets at the end of the period of cash flow estimation.
• C)the target's value after a period of detailed cash flow estimation, generally assuming it will grow at a constant rate indefinitely.
• D)the net income of the target company during its last full year prior to acquisition.
• E)None of the above describes the terminal value concept.

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