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In a merger model, the 'Pro Forma' share count is calculated as:
- Acquirer shares outstanding + new shares issued for the transaction.
- Acquirer shares outstanding plus target shares, with none cancelled at close.
- Acquirer shares minus shares repurchased with the target's cash.
- Target shares outstanding times the agreed exchange ratio.
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