medium · Investment Banking implied-share-price
Which of the following would cause a company's Enterprise Value to remain unchanged while its Equity Value decreases?
- Issuing $500 million in new debt to pay a special dividend
- Repurchasing shares using the firm's excess cash
- Issuing new shares in a stock deal to acquire a rival
- A $1.00 increase in the company's publicly traded share price
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