Both of Firm A and Firm B are 100 equity firms. You estimate that the incremental value of the acquisition is $100,000. Firm B has indicated that it will agree to a sale if the price is $150,000, payable in cash or stock. Firm B is worth $100 as a stand-alone, so this is the minimum value that we could assign to Firm B. Should Firm A acquire Firm B? Explain 2 reasons of mergers. Firm A Firm B Price per share $2 $1 Number of shares 50,000 100,000

Both of Firm A and Firm B are 100 equity firms. You estimate that the incremental value of the acquisition is $100,000. Firm B has indicated that it will agree to a sale if the price is $150,000, payable in cash or stock. Firm B is worth $100 as a stand-alone, so this is the minimum value that we could assign to Firm B. Should Firm A acquire Firm B? Explain 2 reasons of mergers. Firm A Firm B Price per share $2 $1 Number of shares 50,000 100,000

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Chapter23: Corporate Restructuring

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