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An analyst is performing a Sum-of-the-Parts (SOTP) valuation on a conglomerate with a high-growth SaaS segment and a legacy manufacturing segment.
Why might the conglomerate's market capitalization be lower than the SOTP value?
- The Conglomerate Discount
- The Size Premium
- The J-Curve Effect
- Multiple Arbitrage
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