easy · Investment Banking valuation-core
A public company is being acquired. Before the deal was announced, its shares traded at an "unaffected" price in the open market.
Compared to that unaffected price, acquisitions are usually completed at:
- A discount
- A premium
- The exact same price, with no premium
- A price with no relationship to the unaffected price
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