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How should Finance (Capital) Leases be treated in the Enterprise Value bridge?
- They are ignored because they represent an operating expense rather than financing.
- They are subtracted from Equity Value like cash.
- They are added only to the book value of equity, not to Enterprise Value.
- They are treated as debt-like instruments and added to Equity Value.
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