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Business, 28.11.2020 05:30 wowlol448

Complete the valuation of Eskimo Pie as of the IPO date (i. e. straight after the $4.52 per share dividend is paid and any borrowing required to pay this dividend had occurred). Estimate the likely price per shareat which Wheat First could expect to offer the stock of Eskimo Pie to the public (ignore any flotation costs and the Greenshoe option)

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