easy · Private Credit underwriting-credit-analysis
How does a 'Pro-forma acquisition' adjustment work in an EBITDA bridge when a company is bought mid-year?
- It subtracts the deal's transaction costs from the target's earnings
- It deducts the full purchase price paid from the EBITDA total
- It adds the EBITDA the target would have generated if owned since day one
- It simply annualizes the parent company's first month of reported revenue
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