Precedent transactions usually produce a higher value than comps. Can you think of a case where they don't?
- It can never happen
- Only when the target is profitable
- Whenever the acquirer is large
- Only for private companies
- When the precedent deals occurred in a depressed market or were distressed/non-competitive sales, so their multiples lag current trading levels
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