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An analyst uses a SOTP (Sum-of-the-Parts) valuation for a conglomerate. The 'Industrial' segment has $60.0M EBITDA and trades at a 9.0× peer multiple. The 'Software' segment has $15.0M EBITDA and trades at an 18.0× multiple.
If there is a 10% 'conglomerate discount' applied to the segment total, what is the adjusted Enterprise Value?
- $675.0M
- $891.0M
- $729.0M
- $810.0M
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