If a company could pay 100% cash for a target, why might it choose not to?
- To preserve cash and credit flexibility and share integration risk, rather than draining its balance sheet
- Because cash deals are illegal
- Because cash deals are always dilutive
- There is never a reason to avoid all-cash
- Because stock always costs less than cash
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