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A company has a 'Net Debt' of -$50M (Excess Cash). How does this affect the Enterprise Value to Equity Value bridge?
- Equity Value will be $50M HIGHER than Enterprise Value.
- The bridge becomes invalid because Enterprise Value cannot be less than Equity Value.
- Enterprise Value will be $50M HIGHER than Equity Value.
- It has no effect, as negative debt is treated as zero in valuation models.
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