Question:

What is the difference between Enterprise Value and Equity Value?

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Answer:

Enterprise Value represents the value of the operations of a company attributable to all providers of capital (debt and equity).

Equity Value is one of the components of Enterprise Value and represents only the proportion of value attributable to equity shareholders.

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