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Formulas: Enterprise value = (EV/Sales multiple)*Ideko Sales
Enterprise value = (EV/EBITDA multiple)*Ideko EBITDA
Equity value Enterprise value - debt + cash
(Note: Only excess cash has to be considered here. Since only balance sheet is provided, we assume that all cash mentioned can be taken as excess cash.)
Equity value = (P/E multiple)*Ideko net income
The range of acquisition prices for Ideko is from 113.16 million to 242.16 million. Please note that for deciding upon a value, further analysis of the target's operations and cash flows needs to be done. Relative valuation is, at best, an indicator of the value.
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