Completion Accounts

Definition

A mechanism used in M&A transactions where the final purchase price is adjusted after closing based on the target company's actual financial position — typically net assets, working capital, debt, and cash — as at the completion date. Completion accounts are prepared post-closing and compared against agreed targets, with adjustments settling the difference between estimated and actual values.

Related Terms

Called Capital Cap Table (Capitalisation Table) Capital Call Capital Deepening Capital Expenditure (CapEx)

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