Enterprise & Equity Value
A company has Class A shares trading publicly and unlisted super-voting Class B shares. How do you compute its equity value?
Model answer
Include EVERY class of common stock. If both classes trade, equity value = Class A shares x Class A price + Class B shares x Class B price. If the Class B is unlisted, standard practice is to value…
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