Question:

Can a company have a negative Enterprise Value? How?

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Answer:

Yes, a company can have a negative Enterprise Value. It means that either the company has a very large cash balance or a very low market capitalization.

This usually occurs with financial institutions such as banks that have large cash balances or companies that are on the brink of bankruptcy.

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Enterprise & Equity Values

How do you calculate Equity Value?

Enterprise & Equity Values

Should you use the book value or the market value of each item when calculating Enterprise Value?

Enterprise & Equity Values

Question:

Can a company have a negative Enterprise Value? How?

Answer:

Other

Enterprise & Equity Values

How do you calculate Equity Value?

Should you use the book value or the market value of each item when calculating Enterprise Value?

Why can't you use Equity Value / EBITDA as a multiple?

What is the difference between Enterprise Value and Equity Value?

What is the formula for Enterprise Value?

Why do you add Minority Interest to Enterprise Value?

What are the four most common valuation multiples?

Is it possible for a company to have a negative Equity Value? How?

Why do you need to add Minority Interest to Enterprise Value?

Why do you subtract cash in the Enterprise Value formula?

What is the difference between Equity Value and Shareholders' Equity?

When acquiring a company, should you look at Enterprise or Equity Value?

How do you calculate Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding?

Why is debt added to Equity Value in the formula for Enterprise Value?

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