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Completion Accounts are financial statements prepared as of the closing date of an M&A transaction to determine the final purchase price. They include adjustments for working capital, cash, debt, and other relevant items, ensuring the buyer pays a price reflecting the target's actual financial position at closing.
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- • A target company’s Completion Accounts show a higher debt level at closing, resulting in a purchase price reduction.
- • The Completion Accounts include adjustments for previously undisclosed liabilities discovered during due diligence.
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