Use the private company transactions method to fill out the yellow highlighted area and explain the value for P:
P/E= Share price/ EPS and this will also be the normal multiple as shown in panel A i.e. 5 in case of original as well as recast figures.
P/SE i.e. profit/ Shareholders equity
Profit will be earning after taxes i.e $ 101,657
Shareholder equity $644,214(Original) & $790,428 (recasted)
P/SE original=101657/644214=0.16
P/SE recasted = 101657 / 790428= 0.13
P/A = Profit/ Assets
Original= 101657 / 2117111=0.048
recasted= 101657 / 2173169=0.047
P/CF= Profit/ Cash Flow
Cash Flow= Net income + depreciation + amortisation or EBITDA + Interest
Original Cash flow=201268 + 107534= 308802
Recasted cash flow = 291558 + 107534= 399092
P/CF Original= 101657 / 399092 =0.255
Recasted = 101657 / 308802 = 0.329
P/EBITDA
Original= 101657 / 201268 =0.505
Recasted= 101657 / 291558 =0.349
Use the private company transactions method to fill out the yellow highlighted area and explain the...
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