These may include due diligence fees, legal fees, accounting fees, etc., related to the deal.

This is the price offered per share by the acquirer.

This is the book value of assets minus book value of liabilities.

This is the estimated value of a business using discounted cash

These are assets that can be assigned a fair value; can include both tangible and intangible assets.

This is the number of shares a company has outstanding after options, convertible securities, etc., are exercised.

These are the increases or decreases in the net book value of assets to arrive at the fair market value.

This is the value of the purchase price over and above the net book value of assets (total purchase price minus the net book value of assets).

These are underwriting fees charged by investment banks to issue equity in connection with the transaction.

These are underwriting fees charged by investment banks to issue debt in connection with the transaction.