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Why is Noncontrolling Interest (NCI) added back in the Enterprise Value bridge?
- Because it represents a debt-like contractual obligation that must be legally repaid immediately in full.
- Because NCI reflects the cash and other liquid assets that the subsidiary itself holds on its own separate balance sheet.
- Because the parent company's income statement consolidates 100% of the subsidiary's earnings in the denominator.
- It is not added back at all in this bridge; instead it must be subtracted because it is treated as a purely non-operating asset.
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