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A conglomerate is valued using a Sum-of-the-Parts (SOTP) approach. Segment A (Retail) has $50M EBITDA and a 6.0x peer multiple. Segment B (SaaS) has $20M Revenue and a 10.0x revenue multiple. Corporate overhead is $10M (unallocated). Calculate the Total Enterprise Value of the conglomerate.
- $360M
- $500M
- $440M
- $490M
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